Your personal news briefing for today

Strangled with his car seat belt and stabbed in his chest, the death of father of two, Jayaram Venketesu Pillay, had left ...

Caster Semenya’s domination of women’s middle-distance running is likely to end, with the IAAF introducing new rules on Thursday.

Saftu, its affiliates, and allies in civil society are expected to take to the streets of Durban, Johannesburg, Cape Town, ...

South African consumers will know on Thursday whether or not Icasa will be slashing data prices in SA.

Motorists have been warned about falling victim to people pretending to be disabled and begging at robots and intersections.

Paul Swartz was severely injured when a pesticide distributor on a visit to the Somersgroen potato farm drove over him while he was on a break.

A woman claims she went for an interview at a business solutions company in Bellville, where the man locked the door and sexually assaulted her.

DA has washed its hands off Premier Helen Zille’s views on colonialism, after she continued to tweet about the “positive” effects thereof.

Good news for motorists with outstanding traffic fines, R854 million worth of fines will be written off.

Drought-stricken Cape Town was lashed by heavy rains overnight, leading to widespread localised flooding in areas around the metropole.