TV personality Dali Tambo is seeking to create a park populated with 400 bronze statues of South Africa’s struggle heroes.
Hard Living's gang boss Rashied Staggie, set to be released on parole on Monday, will apparently return to Manenberg.
Picture 26 elephants, then picture a pile of powder the same weight. That’s how much cocaine was seized in SA in the past year.
Experts have slammed the crime statistics as "incorrect" and said the situation was even worse than depicted.
Plans to buy a new jet for President Jacob Zuma are in the preliminary" stages, says the Defence Minister.
MPs slapped down a report-back tasked with investigating the meat labelling scandal.
Wife of new ANC Chief Whip faces 30 charges of fraud and money laundering.
The Private Security Industry Regulatory Association will head to court where it will defend its controversial annual fee increases.
If all goes according to plan, Professor Cyril Karabus could be back home by Wednesday.
A multi-million-rand system supposed to minimise lost police dockets and speed up probes could take 20yrs to implement.
Some South African border posts are functioning so badly that illegal entrants don’t even have to crawl through holes in border fences to enter the country.
Gruesome discovery under East Rand pool could unlock Gert van Rooyen mysteries.
Police and justice officials have delayed the implementation of the Protection from Harassment Act which President Jacob Zuma lauded in his SONA as a “mechanism ...
There's definitely a touch of Cinderella about a secret project to which Armscor has devoted five years.
Several grisly discoveries have challenged Western Cape police this week.
‘I had a choice between going deaf and sudden death’.
The dwindling numbers of pupils choosing to take mathematics and science has education experts concerned.
Radio personality being sued by investor who says Scott's lapse cost him his investment.
2012 was a year of the good, the bad, and what remains to be seen in the fights against HIV and Aids. Bianca Capazorio reports
A six-month-old baby at the centre of an international custody battle will remain in Cape Town for now, following a Western Cape High Court judgment.
A sickly four-month-old baby girl has become the latest Western Cape child at the centre of an international custody battle.
Philip Dexter, whose own child is at the centre of an international custody battle, has started an organisation for parents in a similar situation.
“There were no signs of forced entry and I never left my car when I stopped in Sea Point, so I knew it must have happened at the Waterfront. ”
Detectives are relying on a new kind of "fingerprint" to catch and convict criminals - cellphones
Skin lightening creams on the increase in SA, despite the many health dangers.