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Two Limpopo paramedics were killed on the N1 near Codrington during the early hours of Tuesday when their ambulance crashed into the back of a stationary truck.

“When I realised that I could not run away from a bullet, I just tried to plead with the man not to shoot at us.”

Businessman and president of the Institute of Directors SA Dr Reuel Khoza tore into the state of the country at the Sam Nzima Memorial Lecture, where he urged youth to take charge.

The Gauteng education department has cleared a teacher and the school’s groundsman filmed assaulting a Grade 9 pupil who later died.

Maluti-a-Phofung in the Free State has been identified as one of the dismally performing municipalities by auditor-general (AG) Tsakane Maluleke in the last financial year.

One of the worst municipalities in Gauteng, which according to the auditor-general Tsakani Maluleke failed to submit its financial statement, operates with less than half of the required staff capacity.

The French army said on Thursday forces from its Operation Barkhane in West Africa had killed close to 40 militants in a strike near the border of Niger with Burkina Faso on June 14.

The presidency has not received the final sections of the report from the state capture inquiry, it said on Friday morning.

Gauteng residents have been warned to brace themselves for more cold weather until Wednesday next week.

A 70-year-old supermarket owner who allegedly sold medication without the necessary licence appeared in the Polokwane magistrate’s court on Friday.

Check Point Software, a provider of cybersecurity solutions globally, on Friday reminded African organisations of the importance of cybersecurity training for employees, after the recent "data compromise" at supermarket chain Shoprite.

A woman “hijacked at gunpoint” this week in her parked car went from portraying herself as a victim of crime – and landing her none-the-wiser boyfriend in police custody – to being arrested hours later for defeating the ends of justice.