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Eastern Cape parolee sentenced to 25 years in prison for killing girlfriend

The Butterworth High Court delivered the sentence on Wednesday after finding him guilty of a brutal attack.

Chief Justice Mandisa Maya caught in a judge's alleged misconduct row

The inmates have accused Chief Justice Maya of downgrading their complaint against Judge Samuel Makamu

Is it time to change who is liable for cybercrime on your bank account?

Should it always be the fault of the banking customer if their money is stolen from their bank accounts through cybercrime?

Police probe alleged supply of alcohol to children in Eastern Cape on Christmas Day

Ngqamakhwe police have since opened a criminal case,

Limpopo teen found stabbed after disappearing with her father

Father remains at large after 15-year-old Xilaveko Suke's body discovered at his home.

Saai welcomes national cattle vaccination plan, questions feasibility

Doses of the vaccines will be imported until a new vaccine production facility is established.

ANC disappointed by US' continued reference to conditions 'not existent in SA'

US President Donald Trump has singled out South Africa for harsh treatment on several issues since he returned to the White House.

A tale of two cities for new broom

Challenge: Pretoria not as dilapidated as joburg...

Two Lesotho shepherds killed in violent stock theft incident in Free State

Investigators found that approximately 23 sheep and 25 goats, with an estimated value of R150,000, were stolen during the incident.

From surgery to storytelling: The remarkable journey of Prof Berend Mets

He blends science and storytelling, medicine and history, showing that curiosity truly fuels a life well lived.

DA refutes borehole allegations as smear campaign

The municipality strongly denied allegations that the tender was awarded without identifying the borehole locations.

Lesotho Highlands water shutdown kicks off on 1 October: Here’s what to expect

Rand Water supplies Gauteng with roughly 156 000 megalitres per month, or approximately 5.2 billion litres per day.

'The police saved my life': French woman’s decade of abuse uncovered, 51 on trial

A French woman said police saved her by uncovering her husband’s decade-long plan to drug her and enlist strangers to rape her. 51 accused stand…

Police intercept high-powered vehicles with illicit cigarettes worth over R1 million

Three people involved in transporting illicit cigarettes were also arrested following a high-speed chase

Middelburg hosts another No Guts No Glory

From tomorrow, Middelburg will play host to the largest gathering of journalists in South Africa.

SA welcomes ICC announcement seeking arrest warrants for Netanyahu and others

Prosecutor Karim Kahn said he was seeking the warrants for crimes including “starvation”, “wilful killing”, and “extermination and/or murder

Pope to visit Belgium, Luxembourg in September

The last papal visit to Belgium was in 1995, when John Paul II attended the beatification in Brussels of Flemish priest Jozef De Veuster.

Chocolate wars as Italian artisans battle Swiss giant Lindt

The chocolates date back to the naval blockade ordered by Napoleon against Britain and its empire in 1806.