AKA murder trial: Judge allows Cartrack expert to testify - IOL
Judge allows Cartrack expert to testify in the AKA and Tibz murder trial despite defence objections over missing technical evidence and affidavit details.
Judge allows Cartrack expert to testify in the AKA and Tibz murder trial despite defence objections over missing technical evidence and affidavit details.
Two arrested over alleged R29,000 Facebook Marketplace fraud in Cape Town IOL
El Niño raises pressure on South Africa’s fragile water systems IOL
PICS: Cocaine worth over R200 million seized at OR Tambo airport IOL
Bafana Mahungela sentencing postponed to November in murder case of Kirsten Kluyts IOL
Rugby players’ millions vanish in €100m French club deal IOL
Man loses R19,800 from Nedbank after phone stolen in Uber as ombud rejects refund claim IOL
Celebrity Chef Tebello 'Tibz' Motsoane and his friend rapper Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes were killed on Florida road at February 2023.
Eastern Cape police have arrested a murder suspect who allegedly fled across several provinces to evade arrest after a man was killed over an alleged affair and a 53-year-old woman was kidnapped, murdered and robbed of her vehicle in June 2025.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has blamed municipal failures for the Bronkhorstspruit water crisis, which has left 833 people reporting gastrointestinal illness.
March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma urged supporters not to vote for the ANC during a Durban protest focused on immigration enforcement, delivery jobs and alleged police conduct.
Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson announced the CIDB’s removal of 13 contractors after finding misrepresentation in applications to upgrade their contractor grades.
uThukela District Municipal manager from left Langelihle Jili standing and his co-accused Bongumenzi Dlamini at Durban Regional Court for their bail application on Tuesday.
The Gauteng High Court will hear 33 urgent applications concerning the detention of undocumented foreign nationals who express an intention to seek asylum, amid differing judicial interpretations of a Constitutional Court ruling on access to asylum procedures.
Ahmed Timol was a young schoolteacher in Roodepoort who opposed apartheid. He was arrested at a police roadblock on October 22, 1971, and died five days later. He was the 22nd political detainee to die in detention since 1960. His nephew is still seeking justice for him.
Living a purposeful life with nobility IOL
An urgent bid by expelled DA councillor Abdulkader “AK” Elyas to retain his party membership and City of Cape Town council seat is awaiting judgment after the Western Cape High Court reserved its decision on Wednesday.
The University of Cape Town (UCT) has once again secured its position as one of Africa's leading universities.