South African teachers are being lured to the UK with international relocation payments.
Low-income households are not only facing economic hardship and uncertainty, say experts, they are also more vulnerable to the virus than other South Africans
That image, shot front-on through the windscreen of a car, has given one identification expert a possible glimpse of what this man looks like. The man is driving ...
Vernon Kruger wants to break his own record of which he made a barrel perched atop a pole his home for 67 days.
In the Friday afternoon rush hour, a handful of firefighters gathered outside the Bank of Lisbon building on Pixley Seme street. They were there for a final tribute: ...
Chance discovery in Alaska leads to arrest of Brian Smith for woman’s death
Rebel groups in Syria are becoming increasingly desperate as government forces, assisted by Russian air strikes, are rapidly overrunning their territory.
John Bothma and Mushfiq Daniels lived in the same city, came from the same country, worked as teachers, and then vanished under mysterious circumstances.
A mistake has given private investigators a lead into the identity of a female robber believed to be linked to at least 17 crimes, including murder.
Cyber attackers demanded a ransom from the power utility, but City Power would not disclose how much the figure was. 0
New research has come up with a reason why Jacob Zuma was constantly clearing his throat while in the hot seat at the Zondo commission.
Construction company demands sub-contract deal at Bedfordview site, damages property
Mayor Herman Mashaba said after the termination of the previous contract a new procurement process had been initiated.
In Pretoria, police are hunting a killer who is targeting the homeless, but 82 years ago in Joburg, another kind of predator had detectives forming an unlikely alliance. ...
More policemen get killed in car crashes than are murdered - either on or off duty
Autonomous aquadrone scoops up litter with no human operator needed
A survey of 390 undergraduate students from the universities of Fort Hare and Nelson Mandela has revealed the impact the internet has on studying.
A survey of 390 undergraduate students from the universities of Fort Hare and Nelson Mandela has revealed the impact the internet has on studying.
For six months, a gang has targeted businesses across Johannesburg and Pretoria. Their crimes were quick and non-violent. Then they murdered for the first time. ...
Residents cleaned Bez Valley memorial ahead of World War 1 armistice deadline, writes Shaun Smillie
Muzi, 8, and his sister Elam Mdibi, 9, were found in a pit on October 1, behind Slovoville cemetery in Soweto
Researchers are plotting Africans’ DNA to delve into humanity’s earliest origins
“While regional specificities in the tools from the various sites exist, the similarities of Klipdrift Shelter with the site of Diepkloof Rock Shelter astonishing” ...
Jaishika Amtha was bound and gagged before she was shot twice in the head as she knelt against a bed in her Lenasia home
He?s been interested in dinosaurs from the age of 10