"I think we need to hold you accountable to give us monthly deportation statistics, otherwise you will play ANC politics with South Africans, giving an impression you are serious about treating illegal immigration when you know you practise the oppos...

In this episode of 'True Crime South Africa', we sit down with Dr Gérard Labuschagne to chat about his book, the cases he chose to include, and some deeper insights into the themes presented.

As SA celebrated national Women’s Day on Tuesday, EFF leader Julius Malema used the party’s annual rally to blast deadbeat fathers.

Monesa Mubarez is not going to give up the rights she and other Afghan women won during 20 years of Western-backed rule easily.

A man was found dead in a car submerged in a swimming pool in Westville in Durban on Wednesday.

International relations and co-operation minister Naledi Pandor's comments were welcomed by many who said she had represented SA well.

Preliminary results from Kenya's presidential election showed a tight race between the two main candidates vying to replace outgoing President Uhuru Kenyatta.

Nigeria has arrested suspects after an Islamist militant attack in a Catholic church killed 40 people two months ago, chief of defence staff Gen Leo Irabor said on Tuesday.

While Kenyans await the outcome of Tuesday's election, they are wondering if Martha Karua might be their first female vice president, becoming the highest ranking woman in the history of a country where female candidates are often physically attacked...

At least 15 soldiers were killed in northern Burkina Faso on Tuesday when a transport vehicle drove over a hidden explosive, killing several troops before a second explosion killed those who rushed to their aid, the army said in a statement.

Gauteng's community safety department dished out advice, including to "slow down prior to going over the pothole" and "hold your steering wheel firmly while driving over a pothole to avoid losing control of the car".

Luxury properties in Johannesburg’s leafy Rosebank and Dainfern suburbs have been placed under a curator by the Special Tribunal as part of an investigation into deals at Transnet.

The recorded turnout was just more than 56%, significantly lower than the almost 80% recorded in 2017’s poll

There are many stumbling blocks in minister’s plan to promote teaching in African languages from grade four upwards

When our country’s inflation is so well controlled, it is easy to take the impact of rising cost of living for granted

Residents were unimpressed: 'They’re not serious. You can tell by how they walk that they don’t know what they’re doing'

With no spare key, the owner has a R120,000 headache

A refusal to do so would be ‘blatantly unfair’ say her lawyers in a letter

Three people were killed and many others injured when a fully loaded minibus taxi collided with a truck and other vehicles on the M4 south of Durban on Tuesday.

Activists and experts say while alcohol may contribute to GBV, perpetrators should not use it as an excuse.

Private schools in crisis: rates bills for July 10 times higher than June

The play opened in July and Delisile Gumbi, 22, from Newcastle in KwaZulu-Natal plays the lead role of Sarafina.

Group was forced to sleep on street as other displaced victims refused to let them into civic hall

Millions of Kenyans started to cast their ballots for a new president, parliament and local authorities on Tuesday, live footage on local television stations showed.

Community members in Mohlakeng, Randfontein, on Monday, discovered a hole in a shack allegedly leading to a mine shaft while searching for zama zamas.

Mulaudzi says her alleged attacker is someone she knows from her community and sees daily.

The executive director of the Black Sash, Rachel Bukasa, sat down with the former Black Sash president, Mary Burton, to discuss what needs to change in SA and the power of their female membership.

“The strength of the Black Sash is that it was formed by women, who have fantastic power when they work together,” says Mary Burton. In 1955, six middle class white women formed the Black Sash to campaign for justice at a time when apartheid laws...

Every time an incident of gender-based violence is reported, Busisiwe Radebe remembers her sister.

'#MortuaryProblems' is how these women banter about their unique on-the-job challenges.