Domestic

City Press editor Ferial Haffajee says she will remove Brett Murray's controversial image, "The Spear", from the publication's website. She also told Talk Radio 702 that she would post a column about her decision on the website. In

The security guard who restrained one of the men who defaced a controversial painting of President Jacob Zuma at a Johannesburg art gallery is expected to appear in court on Monday. 36-year-old Paul Molesiwa was granted R1,000 bail by the

Police, fire and medical services rushed to the scene of a helicopter crash that severely injured its two occupants when it went down near Grand Central airport in Midrand on Sunday afternoon. The main part of the helicopter's fuselage landed

The Democratic Alliance has congratulated the acting national police commissioner for suspending crime intelligence boss Lt-Gen Richard Mdluli and standing up to "political interference". Spokesperson Dianne Kohler Barnard said Nhlanhla

Controversial former crime intelligence boss, Lt-Gen Richard Mdluli has been suspended from the police. The office of acting national police commissioner, Nhlanhla Mkwa-nazi says the notice of suspension has been served on Mdluli's lawyer

A joint operation of law enforcement agencies have discovered more than a ton of hashish with a street value of R36 million, as well as a 50-year-old tortoise in a storage facility south of Johannesburg. National police spokesperson, Captain

The board of Cricket South Africa says it remains committed to its restructuring programme, and to restoring the image of cricket in a timely manner. CSA  acting president, Willie Basson says the Board will be restructured and the Steering

Missing Children SA says social networks play both a positive and negative part in the fight against child abductions. It says some child abductors are using social media to lure young children. The organisation says about 29 percent of

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa says the problem of unemployed young people is too big to be solved through a R5 billion wage subsidy. Numsa president, Cedric Gina says government solutions must involve a massive skills