The jet involved in the accident was a Boeing 737 aircraft.

Firing their pistols at a funeral has landed four men in hot water with the police.

There maybe light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to Durban’s water woes.

An elderly man lost his life after agreeing to sell animal feed to men who arrived at his Delmas, Mpumalanga farm, even though he was initially reluctant because it was Sunday.

A search is underway for three suspects who allegedly raped two congregants and robbed a church of musical instruments before fleeing with the pastor’s car.

Six people were gunned down in the Enkanini informal settlement, Khayelitsha, on Sunday afternoon.

Two Covid-19 deaths have been recorded in SA in past 24 to 48 hours.

While many South Africans don’t feel that their basic human rights are protected and prioritised, Africans living in our country, our neighbours, say they have been scapegoated and it is South Africans who are trying to strip them of their human ri...

SA is nearly 28 years into democracy yet the right to education, which is a constitutional right, is not a reality for many pupils in this country, with the SA education system still facing many challenges.

Pope Francis, continuing his implicit criticism of Russia, called the conflict in Ukraine an unjustified "senseless massacre" and urged leaders to stop "this repugnant war".

A car drove at high speed into a group of Belgian carnival performers who were preparing a parade early on Sunday, killing six people and seriously injuring 10 others, authorities said, saying the incident did not appear to be a militant attack.

Sri Lankan police said on Sunday two men collapsed and died while waiting in separate queues to secure fuel amid skyrocketing prices leading to record inflation.

A man has been sentenced to 25 years' imprisonment for his involvement in two cases of rhino poaching at the Kruger National Park in Mpumalanga.

Russia's central bank has allowed a limited number of additional financial market operations over the next two weeks, as it tentatively eases restrictions linked to the Ukraine conflict.

The Liesbeek Leisure Property Trust has been interdicted from carrying out further construction of a development at the River Club in Cape Town pending meaningful engagement with all affected people.

Police and a private security company have caught three men suspected of being involved in the theft of 50 safety rails at two popular Durban piers.

Nations around the world are waking up to the threat of a global food crisis and taking steps to secure their own supplies.

Saudi Arabia's state oil company Aramco, under pressure from the West to boost output amid soaring prices, pledged on Sunday to hike investments by around 50% this year as it reported a doubling in 2021 profits.

A search is under way for a motorist who went missing on Saturday night after his car plunged into the Hartbeespoort Dam in the North West.

Just days after the lifting of a suspension of Comair-operated flights, a British Airways flight from Gqeberha to Cape Town experienced technical problems with its landing gear.

The company has been making headlines after a spate of midair flight emergencies.

Two people died early on Sunday morning in what rescue paramedics described as a “horrific” motor vehicle collision on the N1 in Johannesburg.

A man who was caught red-handed siphoning crude oil from a Transnet pipeline in the Free State has been sentenced to 15 years in prison, while his three accomplices received lesser sentences.

Traditional gondolas and boats in Venice could be seen almost beached in the canals as water levels receded due to an extremely low tide

The Cape Town Carnival is a colourful spectacle, filled with glitz and glamour and showcasing five hubs and 25 diverse shows with 600 performers.

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Brands that support "window dressing" advertising agencies who refuse to transform should be penalised by consumer boycotts, say some industry insiders.

Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala said on Saturday his country would take care of the “wives and children” fleeing Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which has driven about 3 million Ukrainians to seek refuge in the EU's eastern flank.