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KwaZulu-Natal tobacco tycoon Yusuf Kajee paid a visit to former president Jacob Zuma in Nkandla last week.

At least five people have been arrested in Alexandra as the police continue to search for those who have been leading and taking part in the “Operation Dudula” campaign targeting illegal foreign nationals in the townships.

Ten-year-old Siyavuya Mabece’s message is clear: enough — stop bullying!

Gunmen ambushed and killed at least 62 members of a volunteer vigilante group in Nigeria's north western Kebbi state, the head of the group and a police spokesperson said.

The national director of public prosecutions (NDPP) believes that if their preservation application aimed at seizing a Gupta-owned coal mine in Mpumalanga is not granted the mine would fall into the hands of a businessman with a “pedigree of State Capture.”

This is due to the unreliability of the generation system and to prevent a higher stage of load-shedding, Eskom told a news briefing on Tuesday.

Eskom is holding a briefing on Tuesday to give an update on the problems it's facing at various power stations.

“I don’t know what government’s plans are on wearing masks, but what we’ve seen from other countries is that we have reached a stage where we can change our overall strategy. We can remove most of our restrictions and public health measures at this point,” said Prof Abdool Karim.

Kuli Roberts, Riky Rick and DJ Dimplez all died in a space of one month.

The University of Stellenbosch Business School study found that school-leavers with grades eight to 11 have the most significant “concretely positive” impact on economic growth.

Police arrested a scrap metal dealer and confiscated 120kg of copper at his premises in Makhanda in the Eastern Cape on Monday.

Flood warnings stretched across Australia's east coast on Tuesday and tens of thousands of Sydney residents fled their homes as torrential rains again pummelled the country's largest city, flooding several large suburbs.