Soweto doctor George 'Moobs' Koboka - shot dead in his surgery - was "an angel to everybody" when it came to their health and brought joy to the streets of his neighbourhood with beautiful fireworks.

As Ukraine claimed its forces had retaken all areas around Kyiv, the mayor of a liberated town said 300 residents had been killed during a month-long occupation by the Russian army, and victims were seen in a mass grave and still lying on the streets...

Rolling coverage of the situation in Ukraine after the military invasion by Russia.

Ukraine said on Saturday its forces had seized back all areas around Kyiv, claiming complete control of the capital region for the first time since Russia launched the invasion.

Has 'Lux' and Operation Dudula split your community?

A drowned man whose body is thought to have been partly eaten by a shark washed up on a Durban beach on Friday.

McLaren Circus is celebrating its 17th year of entertaining families across SA.

A 42-year-old man is due in court after the Hawks discovered a counterfeit washing powder facility in Gauteng this week.

Tax dodges totalling tens of billions were thwarted in the last year, SA Revenue Service (Sars) commissioner Edward Kieswetter has revealed.

Chairperson says Rand Water does not implement planned or emergency water cuts without informing local municipalities, which relay the message to residents in affected areas.

Walter Sisulu University (WSU) has been partly cleared after claims that dozens of courses were not accredited.

Sugar cane growers have welcomed the finance minister's announcement that a 4.5% increase in the sugar tax will be delayed by a year.

Australia remains a popular choice among South Africans who want to work abroad ... but if you are black you may have to think twice before emigrating.

Emigration by families, lack of support and feeling unsafe are the factors that push elderly people into nursing homes and frailcare centres, new research suggests.

Eastern Cape transport and community safety MEC Weziwe Tikana-Gxothiwe has made a passionate plea to road users to be extra careful on the roads.

Shanghai’s 25 million residents are almost all under some form of lockdown as the financial hub struggles to contain the coronavirus’s highly contagious omicron variant.

Ghislaine Maxwell on Friday lost her bid to overturn her US sex trafficking conviction, even after a juror acknowledged having falsely stated before the trial that he had not been sexually abused.

China is not deliberately circumventing sanctions on Russia, a senior Chinese diplomat said on Saturday, a day after the European Union warned Beijing against allowing Moscow to work around measures imposed after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Rolling coverage of the situation in Ukraine after the military invasion by Russia.

Despite being given two weeks, ANC Women’s League (ANCWL) president Bathabile Dlamini was unable to come up with the R100,000 needed to pay her fine and keep her out of jail.

The net tax revenue of the SA Revenue Service (Sars) for the 2021/22 financial year is R1.563-trillion.

Seven suspects alleged to be part of a Johannesburg-based fraud syndicate made their first appearance in the Palm Ridge commercial crimes court on Friday.

Kruger Avenue in Lyttleton Manor in Tshwane will be temporarily closed from Monday due to a sinkhole

The corruption case of former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi has been postponed until May 18 to obtain a high court date.

Corruption-weary, battered by a pandemic and struggling through load-shedding and unemployment, South Africans appear to have marked April Fool’s Day in muted fashion this year.

Mpumalanga police on Friday offered a R50,000 reward for information about the robbery at the home of renowned Ndebele artist Esther Mahlangu.

A bogus Western Cape lawyer exchanged designer suits for orange prison garb this week after a court found him guilty of swindling a businessman out of R500,000.

Newly appointed national police commissioner Gen Sehlahle Fannie Masemola says the immediate priority is to build and strengthen community-police relations and change the negative public perception of the police.

"Russia behaved irresponsibly in Chernobyl on all accounts, from not allowing personnel of the station to perform their functions to digging trenches in the contaminated areas," Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Friday.

A supermarket bakery filled hot dog rolls with artificial cream, topped them with colourful sprinkles and called them doughnuts. No, it’s not an April Fool’s joke.