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When Marie Fick saw the zipline, she told her daughter Mariaan: “I want to do it.”

EFF leader Julius Malema says he was "never close" to former president Jacob Zuma - contrary to popular belief.

Shell and BP South African Petroleum Refineries (Sapref) is preparing to reopen following a temporary shutdown as a result of recent violent protests and looting in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.

SA recorded 8,929 new Covid-19 infections and 596 fatalities in the past 24 hours.

It remains to be seen whether former president Jacob Zuma will attend his late brother’s funeral on Thursday, after correctional services confirmed that he still had not filed an application seeking permission to do so.

'There is virtually no part of the economy that has not been affected by the violence, and there is probably no part of the country that will not feel the effects in some form or another,' Ramaphosa said.

The violent protests and looting that broke out in the wake of former president Jacob Zuma's incarceration has cost the KwaZulu-Natal economy R20bn.

'Insurrection' talk meant to justify deployment of soldiers on the streets, says firebrand leader of the red berets.

The declaration means the primary responsibility to deal with the situation falls under the national executive.

Chatsworth resident 'Priya' is among many Durbanites accusing their local grocery stores of profiteering from the chronic food shortages arising from the mass looting.

Former Gauteng health head Dr Barney Selebano has accused ex-managing director of Life Esidimeni Dr Morgan Mkhatshwa of lying about warning him about the disaster that awaited when more than 1,700 mental health patients were moved to ill-equipped nongovernmental organisations (NGOs). This accusation was revealed when Selebano's lawyer, Adv Craig Watt-Pringle, cross-examined Mkhatshwa, a witness in the Life Esidimeni inquest, on Tuesday.

'Our bus drivers are being terrorised, our citizens are being terrorised. That cannot happen. That is why we need to have the full force of the law,' Alan Winde said on Tuesday.