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The SA National Defence Force (SANDF) has deployed soldiers to the SABC to protect journalists and not to interfere with its news operations, the public broadcaster said at the weekend.

Half a billion rand worth of drugs hidden in a container storing truck parts have been seized at the Durban harbour, taking the total amount of cocaine seized since March to more than four tonnes.

Protests against Myanmar's military government broke out across the nation on Sunday, the anniversary of the bloody suppression of a 1988 uprising against a previous army junta.

Tens of thousands of Argentinians took to the streets of Buenos Aires on Saturday to protest over poverty and a lack of jobs amid a lengthy economic crisis that has only deepened with the coronavirus pandemic.

For the first time since the death of King Goodwill Zwelithini, family meetings to determine the process of announcing his successor have included relevant parties in the Zulu kingdom as a whole.

The Constitutional Court has asked the legal teams of former president Jacob Zuma and other parties to submit documents addressing the international law and constitutional implications of his detention.

Nazreen Bawa was representing the Women’s Legal Centre in a case about the recognition and regulation of Muslim marriages.

The National Empowerment Fund (NEF) has launched a R150-m fund that will support black entrepreneurs in manufacturing.

There were 555 new Covid-19 deaths recorded in the past 24 hours, the National Institute for Communicable Diseases said on Tuesday.

DStv is investigating a 'system issue' that has left some viewers frustrated.

A man has been sentenced to seven years behind bars after fatally hitting another man on the head with a beer bottle.

Tired of empty promises that a new school would be built for them, parents at a Limpopo school demolished an old and hazardous structure and built shacks which are now being used as classrooms.