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Four healthcare workers were robbed and their vehicle was hijacked near Qumbu, outside Mthatha, while doing health outreach work as part of Mandela Month.

Customers waiting for their order numbers to be called at the Hebron Mall Hungry Lion near Soshanguve always wait in anticipation - not just for their food, but in the hope that Themba Radebe, fondly known as Malome Lion, will do the calling.

Customers waiting for their order numbers to be called at the Hebron Mall Hungry Lion near Soshanguve always wait in anticipation - not just for their food, but in the hope that Themba Radebe, fondly known as Malome Lion, will do the calling.

Mark Tshuma and his family seemed to have it all, but their picture-perfect life was falling apart

Mark Tshuma and his family seemed to have it all, but their picture-perfect life was falling apart

The assault case of Nokwazi Ngonyama, the wife of veteran politician and South African ambassador to Japan Smuts Ngonyama, will finally resume after three years.

The assault case of Nokwazi Ngonyama, the wife of veteran politician and South African ambassador to Japan Smuts Ngonyama, will finally resume after three years.

US President Donald Trump’s attorney general nominee, Todd Blanche, faced tense bipartisan questioning at a US Senate panel about the rollout of the Epstein files and a settlement that gave the president sweeping tax immunity.

The state’s version of human rights is to terrify people into fleeing, herd them to the border under tents pitched in mud, let them cross with only what they can carry – then photograph the water being handed out and the mobile clinics parked nearby as “evidence” of a rights-based approach, write Rebecca Walker and Sharon Ekambaram.

As someone who could easily have played flank, former Springbok hooker Bismarck du Plessis is concerned how it may affect Jan-Hendrik Wessels’ development. But he’s impressed with how it has worked.

“Jurassic Park” star Sam Neill died of pneumonia, his agent said Thursday, in a message aimed at providing clarity to fans.

The Israeli parliament passed a law to freeze the arrest of Jewish ultra-Orthodox religious students who refuse to enlist in the army, sparking criticism from the opposition as the military faces a manpower shortage.

Police Minister Firoz Cachalia has warned that officers will intervene immediately if anti-immigration protesters attempt to stop motorists, inspect businesses or demand immigration documents, as pressure mounts ahead of weekly demonstrations planned across South Africa for the next six months.

Double Rugby World Cup winner Kwagga Smith has found a new sense of appreciation for the Springboks while on the sidelines with a long-term injury.

The US launched a new wave of strikes against Iran to curb its ability to threaten shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, as US President Donald Trump warned he could widen attacks unless the Islamic Republic returned to talks.

The former finance head of Fair Cape Dairies has pleaded guilty to 171 counts of fraud and one count of money laundering.

The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development has confirmed that it has drafted regulations to allow affidavits to be signed and commissioned virtually.

The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development has confirmed that it has drafted regulations to allow affidavits to be signed and commissioned virtually.

The demise of the Scorpions and the SARS investigations unit is instructive when analysing the assault on IDAC. But the reasons for it might lie with CI and the Zondo archives, says Pieter du Toit.

When was the last time you saw an actual, whole guava in a South African grocery store, and not swimming in sugary syrup inside a tin, or blended into neon-pink juice, but a real, fresh guava resting peacefully among the apples and bananas?