A 1.8m pet anaconda which escaped from its home in Phoenix, north of Durban, on Thursday has been found.

Gin and cappuccino sachets have been included in the consumer inflation basket while DVD players have been chucked out, Stats SA announced on Monday, providing insight into how household spending habits have shifted since 2016.

Former public protector Thuli Madonsela says President Cyril Ramaphosa's state of the nation address should focus on change, as change is the only way of "getting unstuck".

The United Arab Emirates said on Monday it had intercepted a ballistic missile that was fired by Yemen's Houthi as the Gulf state hosted Israel's President Isaac Herzog in a first such visit.

"You're hateful and spiteful and an embarrassment to the country and the continent," Jansen told Mashaba.

The inquest into the deaths of 144 Life Esidimeni psychiatric patients continues in the Pretoria high court on Monday.

A woman has been arrested for allegedly murdering a man who she claimed had slapped her.

An unknown gunman opened fire on Nanziwe Rulashe's East London home on Sunday.

Investigations into China's cold-chain sector have led to several managers, officials and business owners being punished for failing to meet Covid-19 prevention standards, the country's corruption watchdog said in a notice.

The date to collect your payment depends on the last three digits of your ID number.

Once the 22-year-old adhered to the anti-retroviral medication used to treat HIV and her immune system strengthened, she was able to overcome the Covid-19 infection.

The US National Weather Service Miami-South Florida warned the public on Sunday that immobilised iguanas could fall out of trees due to unusual cold temperatures across the region.

Taiwan has donated millions of face masks and other goods around the world in what the government has called the “Taiwan can help, Taiwan is helping” programme to show the island is a responsible member of the international community, despite bei...

TimesLIVE readers have weighed in on the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration’s (CCMA) decision to uphold a Johannesburg woman’s dismissal for refusing to get vaccinated.

It is not advised to “sanitise” your pet with any potentially harmful substance to prevent Covid-19.

A woman and her five-year-old granddaughter were found savagely murdered in Ganalaagte near Delareyville at the weekend, North West police said on Monday.

An unnamed woman has filed a lawsuit that accuses musician Chris Brown of drugging and raping her on a Florida yacht in December 2020 and seeks $20 million in damages from the Grammy-winning singer.

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Mitchell's Pass outside Ceres in the Western Cape has been closed due to a fire.

Police in KwaZulu-Natal have launched a manhunt for five armed men who robbed a store at Gateway Mall in Umhlanga, north Durban, on Sunday morning.

In the past two weeks, more than 25 people were arrested for speeding on major roads in Gauteng.

Police have opened an inquest after the death of a 10-year-old girl who drowned on Saturday at Gordons Bay in the Western Cape, while police divers are still searching for the bodies of two men who went missing on the same day in the province.

Research done on zebrafish suggest that rooibos can help reduce anxiety.

Alleged parliament fire starter, Zandile Mafe, testified in his bail hearing on Saturday January 29 2022 and denied ever setting foot inside parliament.

Friday marked a month since the government did an about-turn on contact tracing and quarantine guidelines — after relaxing them a few days earlier.

More than 200 people from the Cape Town community of Masiphumelele were left without homes after a fire early on Saturday.

Southern Africa was the most targeted region by the "emergency brake" travel bans imposed by high-income countries after the identification of the Omicron variant by SA scientists in November, a new study suggests.

Scopa chair Mkhuleko Hlengwa tells Ramaphosa committee will decide after having received his responses whether to summon him.

The firing of SABC editor-in-chief Phathiswa Magopeni is a backwards move which points to "clear political influence from the ANC", the SA National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) said on Saturday.

Zandile Christmas Mafe, the man accused of torching parliament, allegedly slapped his chest and said “That was Christmas!” when he was shown a video of the fire after his arrest.