ANC president Jacob Zuma says he is extremely angry at what he describes as a smear campaign against President Kgalema Motlanthe.

South Africa has claimed a stunning victory in the final match of the one-day series. Stuart Hess reports from the the Waca...

The death of the Scorpions is official.

Police in Nigeria have locked up a goat - but wait 'til you read why!

A paramedic described the scene as "something out of a movie".

The replacement of Ithala Bank's CE - just months ahead of elections - is reportedly a cover-up.

Why do CEOs need extravagant perks even when they are firing staff?

ANC Youth League President Julius Malema says Parliament is "for old people".

For years, Thabo Mashia and Andrew Pilusa lived double lives. By day they would operate a fleet of minibus taxis in Pretoria, and at night they would run a lucrative luxury car hijacking syndicate...

In addition to the sale price, the Tshwane Metro Council spent R300 000 on upgrading and renovation of the residence.

Candidates standing to represent the ANC in the upcoming elections should realise now that we mean business, says party president Jacob Zuma.

Five people have been arrested for drunken driving and 16 others for speeding in Johannesburg.

The Stormers got thier Super 14 preparations off to a winning start at Newlands against a tough Saracens side.

The bodies of a 52-year-old woman and her two grandchildren were discovered in Tholeni Village near Butterworth.

The Congress of the People have demanded that businessman and ANC member Tokyo Sexwale apologise for remarks he made about the party over the weekend

DA leader Helen Zille's unveiled fresh new faces as candidates for the national and provincial legislatures in the forthcoming elections.

Two police officers were shot and wounded while on a Sunday morning routine patrol in Bothasig in Cape Town, Western Cape police said.

IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi has launched a scathing attack at the ANC government, blasting the ruling party for failing to tackle HIV and Aids, crime, corruption and poverty.

South Africa will be turning its attention skyward on Monday to mark two events of astronomical importance.

100 000 South Africans were retrenched in the last three months of 2008, and some of those fortunate enough to still have jobs could lose them in the next few months.