“There are 122 persons of interest, and we have compiled a top 20 who must be found in the next four weeks”

The city’s chief financial officer said it was imperative the city raise its revenue base to provide services.

The province has become a shell of its former self, write Percy Mthimkhulu and Fezile Ngqobe

The Democratic Alliance on Sunday dismissed reports that the party is on the verge of a split.

It’s no easy feat wasting R16 billion, but our ANC lads give it their very best shots, writes Ben Trovato

Two people were killed, one of them a child, when two cars collided on the R44 in Kleinmond, 90km east of Cape Town.

Twenty-eight Life Esidimeni psychiatric patients are still missing, the Democratic Alliance said on Sunday.

Theresa May faced demands from ministers and lawmakers in her Conservative party to reform Northern Ireland's highly restrictive abortion rules.

Metro police have vowed to clamp down on illegal drag racers in the wake of a landmark judgment that has set the scene for the treatment of offenders in future.

A 66-year-old Chatsworth widow has been battling for four years because her late husband invested his life savings in an alleged ponzi scheme.

Twenty-two people have been killed in clashes with the army in Cameroon, an opposition MP said Saturday.

The denial of access to MSF illustrates the way in which healthcare provision has itself become a battleground in the Syria war.

The DA has urged KwaZulu-Natal premier Willies Mchunu to heed the rising call of unions in the province to fire health MEC Sibongiseni Dhlomo.

Rhino killers can't escape monitoring systems, writes Mervyn Naidoo

Earlier this week, members of Umhlaba Wethu Development visited the vacant, derelict Rocklands SABC building site in Three Anchor Bay.

Traditional leaders in KwaZulu-Natal rushed to defend King Goodwill Zwelithini and dared those who want to take Ingonyama Trust land to “bring it on”.