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The Gupta brothers reported to have been arrested in India are not the ones the South African government has obtained warrants of arrest for.
Thousands of ANC supporters have started filling the FNB stadium in Johannesburg where the party is holding its Siyanqoba rally to conclude its election campaign.
Churches in Gauteng’s Ivory Park and Vosloorus were targeted in Easter weekend attacks, with two fatalities, five injured and two critical in hospital
The Gcaba family says the money that was deposited into the bank account of one of the men accused of killing rapper Kiernan Forbes, commonly known as AKA, was "purely for business purposes" and had nothing to do with his murder.
Limpopo police have arrested five people suspected of being involved in rhino poaching and illegal trade of elephant tusks.
More than 1,000 road users have been arrested and 900 vehicles impounded by law enforcement officers in operations across the country over the weekend.
A CFO of a North West government entity who accused the home affairs department of not responding to his court papers is using fraudulent documentation to be in South Africa. He is from Zimbabwe.
Johannesburg Water has warned its customers the water supply system is under severe strain as demand outweighs supply.
At least 36 people were injured when three buses ferrying people to the IFP's election manifesto launch in Durban were involved in an accident on the N2 near Gingindlovu in KwaZulu-Natal on Sunday morning.
Limpopo police have arrested a Groblersdal pastor who allegedly tried to use fraudulent documents to purchase a luxury vehicle.
Limpopo police have arrested a 30-year-old man for allegedly fatally stabbing another man during a drinking session in Ga-Mampa village, Mecklenburg, over the weekend.
A person who had lived for many years in the Marshalltown building that caught fire on Thursday says it had more than 1,000 occupants.
As authorities continue to probe the cause of the deadly blaze in a building in the Johannesburg CBD, a resident has told TimesLIVE he believes the fire could have been the result of an electric fault.
One of those released is nine-year-old boy who lost four family members
Two of the three metros in Gauteng have told the provincial legislature they are struggling with their vehicle fleet, due to budget constraints, administrative delays and slow repair times.
