Eastern Cape lawyer Mzwabantu Majola has lost his robes after three complaints about his conduct.

A group of men have appeared in court after they allegedly placed spikes on roads before robbing motorists in Limpopo.

“I feel failed by the court. This sentence is not fair at all.” These were the words of a mother after five farmers convicted of an assault that put her son in hospital - where he later died - escaped prison sentences.

A former crime intelligence clerk has been hauled before court for allegedly alerting suspected drug dealers to police operations.

After 18 months without in-person conferences, exhibitions and business meetings, the Western Cape is gearing itself to reintroduce conventions that will allow people to mingle under one roof.

A Stellenbosch University lecturer has developed a photo novel to improve awareness of diabetes.

A teacher who had a sexual relationship with a pupil earned a harsh rebuke before being fired this week.

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University of Cape Town vice-chancellor Prof Mamokgethi Phakeng has unreservedly apologised to the LGBTQIA+ community, after harsh criticism of the university’s seminar on science and intersex people.

Africa must not be left behind in the global response to Covid-19 and vaccination rollouts, lest the continent becomes a breeding ground for new variants.

The Pretoria high court has granted the Investigating Directorate (ID) a restraining order involving R2.3m linked to a corruption case involving a police IT head and others..

A traditional court in May this year ruled that Robert Mugabe’s remains must be exhumed and reburied at the National Heroes Acre because his widow, Grace, broke local customs by interring him at his rural home.

The National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) said on Friday that the new infections came at a 10.3% positivity rate.

In 2016, Simon Tjixa and Simon Jubeba were brutally assaulted and later died in hospital. The five farmers convicted of assaulting them have received suspended sentences or correctional supervision.

Gauteng has seen an increase in children being trafficked for sexual exploitation due to the Covid-19 pandemic, justice deputy minister John Jeffery said on Friday.

Covid-19 provided the Competition Commission with a crash course in how to successfully bring price-gouging companies to book, in record time.

Former president Jacob Zuma has fired another salvo in his bid to have prosecutor Billy Downer removed from his arms deal corruption case, accusing him of leaking a confidential document about his health.

One of five Parys farmers awaiting sentencing in connection with the deaths of two farmworkers has offered R20,000 in compensation to each family.

Facebook launched its first smart glasses on Thursday in a step toward its aim of offering true augmented-reality spectacles, partnering with popular brand Ray-Ban.

Alexandra's school system has been rocked by another fatal attack involving pupils, Gauteng education MEC Panyaza Lesufi disclosed on Friday.

A US Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into the SolarWinds Russian hacking operation has dozens of corporate executives fearful information unearthed in the expanding probe will expose them to liability, according to six people familia...

Vietnam plans to reopen the beach-fringed island of Phu Quoc to foreign tourists from next month, authorities said, as the country looks at ways to revive an economy suffering from extended lockdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic.

One of the Life Esidimeni patients, who died hundreds of kilometres from his family, had his burial rites disturbed by Gauteng department of health officials who wanted to do a late postmortem.

Hurricane Olaf was blowing stronger winds and battering the southern tip of Mexico's Baja California peninsula with heavy rains as it made landfall on Thursday, officials said.

A delegation from West Africa's main political and economic bloc was due in Conakry on Thursday, a day after it suspended Guinea's membership in response to a coup and as life in the country's capital gradually returned to normal.

A Durban man and his partner in crime have been found guilty of 18 counts of fraud after posing as travel agents who promised their victims holidays around the world.

Nigerian troops have seized 14 tonnes of fertiliser that the insurgent Islamist group Boko Haram had planned to turn into roadside bombs, the army said on Thursday.

The food poverty line increased to R624 in April this year, up from R585 the previous year, Statistics SA said in its release of the National Poverty Lines 2021.

Wright-Patterson Air Force base in Ohio has lifted a lockdown that was imposed late on Thursday after reports of an active shooter at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center of the base.

In episode 58 of True Crime South Africa, we delve into Sinoxolo’s Mafevuka’s case and the deep inequities it highlighted in our society.