Police in Gauteng have made a breakthrough in two murder cases of police officers who were killed earlier this week in two separate incidents.

The Nobel Peace Prize medal awarded to SA's last apartheid president FW de Klerk has reportedly been stolen from his Cape Town home.

The British government said on Thursday that it had frozen assets together worth £18bn ($20.5bn) held by Russian oligarchs, other individuals and entities sanctioned for Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

As the holidays approach, South African National Parks is increasing surveillance at Kruger National Park entry gates to help prevent crime.

A faulty automatic engine throttle system that was not properly monitored by pilots led to a deadly January 2021 crash of a Sriwijaya Co 737-500 jet, Indonesia's air accident investigator KNKT said in a final report on Thursday.

A Kenyan court on Thursday allowed a request by public prosecutors to withdraw a 7.4 billion shillings ($60 million) corruption case against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, citing insufficient evidence.

A Durban woman has died after being shot in the head outside a popular chicken takeaway outlet in Bluff, south of Durban, on Wednesday night.

Seven people died when a bus collided with a truck on Thursday morning on the N8 near Botshabelo in the Free State.

A powerful picture of a homeless man has bagged a Durban photographer a prestigious Canon Perfect Picture 2022 award.

At the COP27 conference in Egypt, delegates have at their disposal decades of research into warming trajectories published by the UN climate science agency to inform their decisions.

Iranian forces have arrested an "agent" of an opposition television broadcaster, Iran International, while fleeing the Middle Eastern country, its semi-official Fars news agency said.

Looks like some in Florida in the US have cheesecake problems of their own.

A man accused of faking his death in 1999, and his wife who allegedly helped him, appeared on Wednesday in the Knysna magistrate’s court, where their case was transferred to Gauteng.

The South African Policing Union has rubbished police minister Bheki Cele's remarks that police officers will not be allowed to take leave from December 15 until the end of January next year.

A group of over 85 insurers in Africa has pledged to create a financing facility to provide $14 billion of cover to help the continent's most vulnerable communities deal with climate disaster risks such as floods and droughts.

Countries hit by climate change-driven disasters such as flooding and hurricanes will automatically be able to freeze debt payments under new plans laid out by the bond market rule setting International Capital Market Association (ICMA).

Polite “Chau Chau” Shabangu, 27, was arrested on Monday in Mhala, Mpumalanga, after absconding from court in July.

Ethan Sass, 13, who was hit by a taxi while fetching water from a tanker in Coronationville on the West Rand, has died of his injuries in hospital.

Hurricane Nicole closed in on Florida's Atlantic shoreline early on Thursday with a brew of heavy downpours, fierce winds and a treacherous surge of ocean surf that threatened coastal areas still reeling from the last major storm six weeks ago.

Former MP Phumzile Van Damme says the work for the freedom of all women across the globe is not done.

While the government has expressed pride over the project, Zimbabweans took to social media to express outrage, saying there were other pressing matters for the country which was being ravaged by an economic crisis.

Workers affiliated to the Public Servants Association are expected to embark on a nationwide strike on Thursday over wage increases and other demands.

About 2,500 protesters are expected to march to the National Treasury on Thursday morning to demand an above-inflation pay increase and reject the 3% tabled by the state.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company will cut more than 11,000 jobs in the first major round of layoffs in the social media giant’s history.

The theft trial of the former head of the Specialised Commercial Crimes Unit in the North West, Jeanette Neveling, 54, was on Wednesday postponed until February 8 for a decision on her application to have the case dismissed.

The former minister of state security says the state’s bid to overturn his acquittal for corruption has no prospects of success

The Pretoria specialised commercial crimes court on Wednesday sentenced Lady Memory Mutsika, 43, to three years imprisonment after convicting her of 128 counts of theft.

Legal team ‘made good on its promise’ to launch court proceedings to oust chair of parliamentary impeachment committee and one of its members

The Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) and the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) on Wednesday obtained an order to preserve a luxury property in Silver Lakes Estates, Pretoria, and two vehicles belonging to former Eskom manager Duduzile Moyo and her husband ...

Almost three quarters of South Africans believe the country is moving in the wrong direction, this is according to a new nationally representative poll conducted by the Rivonia Circle.