Letters written 13 years ago by a gangster detailing a full confession have been unearthed under the carpet of a Joburg house.

A prosthetist is expected to appear in court for allegedly defrauding the labour department's compensation fund.

Ambrose Monye has been cautioned to make “concrete arrangements” for his legal representation.

Two illegal miners have been trapped in a disused goldmine in Joburg after a rockfall.

A seven-year-old child was hit by a car and killed because his driver did not want to drop him off at his school gate.

About 300 Ethiopians descended on the streets of Sandton, almost bringing business to a standstill.

The house of Tshwane Metropolitan Council chief whip Jabu Mabona was vandalised in an attack that left his wife injured.

A large crowd of ANC supporters were outside the High Court in Johannesburg to support a legal attempt to remove a painting of President Jacob Zuma from the Goodman Gallery.

A 45-minute wait at the entrance of the Goodman Gallery ended in disappointment for a Waterkloof couple.

A Pretoria mother is traumatised after she was bitten, allegedly by a Tshwane metro bus driver, after a dispute over change.

Roads will be closed in the Johannesburg CBD when the ANC goes to the High Court to ask that a controversial painting of President Jacob Zuma be taken down, Chief Superintendent Wayne Minnaar said.

Louis Mabokela and Barend la Grange did not know each other but had one thing in common: their dislike of The Spear.

The defacing of a portrait depicting the president with his genitals exposed will not increase its value, says an art expert.

The Constitutional Court is to rule whether to extend the eviction deadline of occupiers of a building on Saratoga Avenue.

A security guard who restrained one of the men who allegedly defaced “The Spear” has appeared in court.

One of the men accused of defacing “The Spear” has laid a charge of assault against the guard who caught him.

Police allegedly accused Verna Iten of orchestrating a hijacking as she “wanted to commit insurance fraud”.

The family of Fezeka Ngwenya, who was killed by a stray bullet, believe she was at the wrong place at the wrong time.

One man accused of defacing the portrait of President Jacob Zuma says he is "really not the radical political type".

The man convicted of killing retired Garsfontein scientist Bill van der Riet is to serve 25 years in prison.