Gauteng community safety MEC Sizakele Nkosi-Malobane is deeply saddened about the recent incidents of kidnapping and extortion involving young children.

In about 15 minutes, truck drivers can have their cholesterol, blood pressure and eyes tested free of charge by nurses at the mobile clinic.

Eskom says the probability of load shedding would be low until January 13 as demands drop while businesses close for the festive season.

Former Springbok hooker Naka Drotske’s condition became critical on Wednesday, according to a hospital spokesperson and his cousin Steven Drotkse.

Court to decide whether or not Zuma should pay back R15.3m the State spent on his legal fees to defend claims of impropriety levelled against him.

Gauteng residents must brace for yet another scorching day as temperatures could reach a maximum of 37°C, the South African Weather Service said.

A merry atmosphere engulfed the SAPS Pretoria training academy as 45 children of cops who died in the line of duty were treated to goodies and games.

The charges of incitement under the notorious Riotous Assemblies Act in post-apartheid SA against EFF leader Julius Malema will soon be dropped.

The Drive-Thru bar was a pop-up campaign on the busy William Nicol Drive to raise awareness on drinking and driving, one of the major causes of accidents on South African roads.

Controversial artist Ayanda Mabulu was on Wednesday arrested while displaying his latest artwork in front of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.

Judge Johnson acquitted Soweto school scholar patroller, Johannes Molefe, of all the sexual assault and rape charges he faced.

The Westbury Clinic in Johannesburg was left without electricity after the facility's main cable was tampered with.

There was drama when JMPD found themselves fighting flames when the owner of a takeaway joint fled his establishment without switching off the stove.

The African Christian Democratic Party also says Andile Mngxitama's address in which he talks about killing white people was hate speech.

The Soweto school patroller accused of raping and sexually assaulting schoolgirls has been acquitted of all charges.

The 47-year-old suspect, who made his second court appearance, had lived with the boy’s family since 2014.