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"She will never leave our minds and our hearts. You know, you know your kids, and she was a jolly and happy person and we knew she would never take her own life."

The City of Johannesburg's first council meeting has been adjourned to Tuesday after the meeting descended into chaos over how to vote for the chair of chairs.

Armed robbers escaped with cash after forcing their way into traffic department offices in Mpumalanga and handcuffing the security guards.

Prince Andrew's lawyers failed to persuade a US judge to dismiss a civil lawsuit against him which accuses him of sexual abuse.

The National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) reported 5,920 new Covid-19 cases in SA on Thursday.

A community in Orange Farm disrupted activities at Duzenendlela special-needs school on Thursday and demanded jobs and tenders while saying the school should be converted into a mainstream school.

Health minister Joe Phaahla says Gauteng has exited the fourth wave of Covid-19 infections.

Several ANC provincial leaders and structures have downplayed concerns that there could be a crisis at the party's headquarters where the secretary-general's office is left with no permanent political head.

Gauteng MEC for cooperative governance and traditional affairs Lebogang Maile is demanding answers from the City of Johannesburg over its chaotic council meeting that collapsed on Thursday.

North Korea apparently tested a missile on Friday, which would make it the third test in two weeks, just hours after criticising a US push for new sanctions over the previous launches as a “provocation” and warning of a strong reaction.

It has been a challenging first two days of school for some pupils who found themselves studying under trees after a mobile classroom was blown away by storm last month.

Some schools in Limpopo are expected to kick start their first day of learning today without study materials.