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The Federated Hospitality Association of SA (Fedhasa) has welcomed the six-month extension for Zimbabwean exemption permits (ZEPs).

Western Cape police have activated a 72-hour plan to nab the perpetrators who shot and injured two off-duty officers in Khayelitsha on Friday.

The toll from cataclysmic floods in Pakistan continued to climb on Saturday with 57 more deaths, 25 children, as the country grapples with a relief and rescue operation

"I'm not indispensable." This was President Cyril Ramaphosa's response to questions from the media around the section 89 parliamentary process dealing with his removal from office.

Al Shabaab militants killed at least 18 civilians and destroyed trucks laden with relief food in an overnight attack in Somalia's central region, residents and a state news agency said on Saturday.

CCTV footage has helped police nail a CCTV repairman for allegedly stealing a laptop and a watch from a top Eastern Cape school.

The CEOs of Eskom, Prasa, Telkom and Transnet on Friday hosted a round-table with key stakeholders to seek solutions and discuss progress in tackling theft and vandalism of infrastructure.

The Kimberley district court is on Monday expected to pass judgment in the bail application by a medical practitioner based in Kimberley who is accused of raping a 17-year-old patient.

Nigerian "fraud kingpin" James Aliyu allegedly had biometric information linking him to a fake identity, that of Msweli Velenkosini, deleted on the home affairs national identification system (Hanis) from his prison cell.

The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal is in talks with founder and president emeritus of the IFP Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi to seek reconciliation between the two parties.

Tensions at Kalafong Hospital in Atteridgeville, Pretoria, eased on Friday, with no protests or heated conflicts.

Police reinforcements were deployed in Nyanga, Cape Town, after sporadic incidents of violence in the area early on Friday left several vehicles damaged, including four SAPS vans and a bus.