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The animal narrowly missed an artery in the Singaporean woman’s neck, Beeld reported. Madelein Querk (28) and her husband had been touring the country for two weeks, and would have returned home on Sunday. They were among a group of

Norwegians wounded in Anders Behring Breivik's shooting rampage have testified about how he hunted them down and used the trial to taunt the killer. “We won, he lost. Young Norwegians know how to swim,” Frida Holm Skoglund (20) told

A man accused of stabbing South African polo star Sibusiso Duma to death has been denied bail in the Howick Magistrate's Court. Twenty-four year-old Sibongiseni Mchunu allegedly killed Duma in Lidgetton, Howick, on the 1st of May. Magistrate

 The Democratic Alliance says its march to Cosatu headquarters on Tuesday will be peaceful. This assurance came after the trade union federation and the ANC accused the opposition party of being opportunistic. They said the DA decision

The Dutywa magistrate's court was thrown into turmoil on MOnday following a bomb threat which turned out to be a hoax. Police captain Jackson Manatha says the court building had to be evacuated and awaiting trial prisoners hurried to police cells

The Department of Correctional Services in the Eastern Cape has announced the release of hundreds of prisoners from jails in the province.  This is in terms of a special remission of sentence announced recently by president Jacob Zuma. Most of

Learners at Walmer High School in Port Elizabeth were in shock today when told of the death of Grade 11 learner, Mpumulelo Apleni. Apleni (19) was killed on Friday night in a hit and run accident on the Seaview Road. Walmer police are

 A man died while parachuting at a skydiving club in Durban, the Parachute Association of SA said on Monday. Gareth Vaughan, 56, did his first static line parachute descent on Sunday around 9am, Pasa's national safety and training officer

President Jacob Zuma's approval rating fell to 46% in April, from a 55% high in February. Research company, TNS South Africa said today that the survey was conducted at a time when the e-tolling saga was at its height, concerns were mounting over