The Gauteng High Court sitting in Palm Ridge has sentenced a 57-year-old man to 25 years' imprisonment for killing a woman following an argument at his tuck shop.

Minister Lindiwe Sisulu says she will not stop exercising her right to freely express herself on pressing matters affecting the nation, according to her office.

Health Minister Joe Phaahla has gazetted a repeal of major Covid-19 regulations on mask-wearing, limited gatherings and travel requirements.

While yet to take a stronger stance against its members who are implicated in the state capture report, the ANC says it will subject its accused members to its integrity commission.

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The eight were caught red-handed attempting to gain entry into the country through a network of tunnels, via a fire prevention system, at the airport.

The recent hike in the petrol price is causing Cape Town taxi commuters massive financial strain as transport fares across the Cape Peninsula have increased once again.

The majority of stall holders at the Yeoville Market are foreigners, trading in various food items they brought from home.

Two years into his parole, triple murderer Ebrahim Jeneker is back behind bars.

On Wednesday, Chief Justice Raymond Zondo handed over the final instalment of the commission's report to President Cyril Ramaphosa.

The four-and-a-half-year State Capture Inquiry finally came to an end on Wednesday, with the release of the final report.

"State capture was an assault on our democracy and violated the rights of every man, woman and child in this country", said President Cyril Ramaphosa as he was handed the much anticipated final report of the State Capture Inquiry.

Victims of the devastating floods in KwaZulu-Natal protested outside a council meeting at the Department of Public Works offices in Mayville in Durban on Wednesday.

Parents in the Mopani District in Limpopo say they have given up hope that the provincial education department will install safe and hygienic toilets at their children's schools.

Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe has been given the right to challenge a ruling that paved the way for his potential impeachment.

Babalo Ndwayana, the Stellenbosch University student who had his property urinated on, walked out of the disciplinary hearing of the perpetrator, Theuns du Toit.

Opposition parties and civil society organisations are now doubting that justice would emanate from probes into the allegations made against Ramaphosa by agencies headed by presidential appointees.

Dramatic scenes played out at the state funeral of the late King of Amampondo, Zanozuko Sigcau, when his younger brother, Prince Mbasa Sigcau, interrupted the service by taking to the podium to criticise a faction of the royal family, President Cyril...

The NPA has "full confidence" in its prosecutors, who are working to finalise the formal extradition of Rajesh and Atul Gupta.