Gauteng Premier Paul Mashatile said the National Prosecuting Authority must drop the charges against ANC President Jacob Zuma, it has been reported.

A respected gender activist has quit her job, saying she can no longer work in a toxic environment, writes Edwin Naidu.

The husband accused of a cold-blooded murder describes in chilling detail what he says really happened. Niyanta Singh investigates...

South Africans are expected to learn on Monday if corruption charges against Jacob Zuma will be withdrawn.

KwaZulu-Natal's ANC provincial chairperson Dr Zweli Mkhize outlines why Zuma is well-suited to be the country's president.

The ANC has launched "Operation Come Back Home" - aimed at enticing COPE leaders back to the party.

In an astonishing new twist in the Cape Judge President John Hlophe saga, the judge has turned on eminent Cape lawyer.

Peak-hour pedestrians are reportedly forced to keep a sharp lookout as the pavement becomes a shortcut for taxis.

Arts and Culture Minister Pallo Jordan is said to have chased two erstwhile ANC heavyweights from his department's hospitality marquee at the Cape Town International Jazz Festival.

It has emerged that a cabinet minister's cellphone was allegedly used during an intercepted conversation between Thabo Mbeki and a former Scorpions chief.

Western Cape health department has slammed the state of health care in Cape Town after the death of a one-year-old baby who died on her grandmother's back.

Tongues are wagging after the purchase of a new Mercedes-Benz for a Stellenbosch mayor, less than two years after a new BMW was bought for the same reason.

The chief electoral officer has lodged objections against two candidates standing for the elections, apparently because they are dead.

A Durban family is seeking answers as to why the State withdrew rape charges against the boys.

A British postmaster born in Sri Lanka has caused a stir after refusing to serve customers who do not speak English.

To drop the charges against Zuma, while there is so clearly a case to answer will be abrogating NPA's responsibility to all South Africans, writes Andrew Feinstein.

"Talented" and "extremely caring" are words used to describe a doctor who dedicated his life to the welfare of others - only to have his own brutally cut short.

ANC Youth League president Julius Malema has warned Hellen Zille to stop calling him an "inkwenkwe".

The embattled public broadcaster has issued a report on why it has seen itself in dire financial constraints.

Should the charges against ANC President Jacob Zuma be dropped, Willie Hofmeyr will go down in history as the man who helped SA's likely president escape his legal woes.