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While many South Africans were fast asleep early on Black Friday, one big spender was wide awake and dropped a whopping R397,217 on two online transactions.

Adidas AG has launched an investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour by Kanye West after the German sporting goods maker last month ended its partnership with the rapper and fashion designer.

Police have arrested a man suspected to be behind the Monaco Tavern shooting incident that claimed the life of one person in Mamelodi in July. In a media statement released on Friday, Gauteng police spokesperson Lt-Col Mavela Masondo said the 25-year-old suspect was arrested in Mamelodi on Thursday by the Tshwane anti-drug unit and Mamelodi Combat Team.

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Twitter will tentatively launch its blue check subscription feature next Friday, Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said in a tweet, after holding off on the launch earlier this week.

Alleged serial fraudster Wayne Kotze, owner of Pinetown Cars, a vehicle dealership west of Durban, faces an additional 34 charges of fraud amounting to more than R15m.

The Supreme Court of Appeal has overturned a controversial Durban high court ruling directing an Isipingo Beach madrasah to “mute” its azaan (call to prayer) so they could not be heard from a neighbour’s property.

Police have been urged to speedily investigate after a senior member of the Zulu royal family close to King Misuzulu KaZwelithini was assassinated.

As SA enters day one of the global 16 days of Activism, the department of women and children says it is fighting a losing battle as more violent crimes are committed against women and girls.

The trial of Enyobeni tavern owner Vuyokazi Ndevu and her husband Siyakwamkela Ndevu has been set down for April next year.

The Hawks are investigating the "kidnapping" of a 17-year-old Cape Town girl who was allegedly snatched from her family’s business this week.

KwaZulu-Natal premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube says it is impossible for law enforcement to combat the scourge of gender-based violence if the community does not play its part.