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Appliance stores are confirming a rush on inverters and generators as consumers endure extended electricity outages.

Suspended public enterprises director-general Kgathatso Tlhakudi was part of the process of disposing of 51% of the government’s shareholding in SAA to a strategic equity partner last year.

A family tragedy unfolded at the weekend with the death of a three-year-old boy, allegedly at the hands of his father, who then drowned himself.

A man sought by detectives for allegedly taking part in a violent and deadly crime spree appeared in court on Monday in connection with a mass shooting in Khayelitsha.

Tributes are pouring in for the late mother and aunt of former Springbok rugby player Breyton Paulse.

Two sets of twins left in the care of their 17-year-old brother died in a shack fire on Monday morning in Hendrina, near Ermelo in Mpumalanga.

Thousands of empty cough syrup bottles have been discovered in spots frequented by alleged drug users and criminals in the north coast town of Verulam.

A bus driver and passengers who walked on the roof of a moving vehicle on the busy N3 highway should be charged for endangering the lives of other road users, say local authorities.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on South Africans to do more to combat underage drinking.

By involving himself in the formation and running of the Gupta media house TNA Media and news channel ANN7, former president Jacob Zuma was in breach of the executive code of ethics, says chief justice Raymond Zondo.

Arthur Fraser, David Mahlobo and Thulani Dlomo were probably the most trusted henchmen of former president Jacob Zuma at the State Security Agency head office, Musanda.

It is difficult to accept that former president Jacob Zuma did not have knowledge about the controversial 2013 Waterkloof landing before it happened, according to the latest instalment of the state capture report.