ANC Youth League president Julius Malema has strongly denied that he missed an engagement at the University of KwaZulu-Natal because he was partying the night before.

Pierre van den Bussche was an organ donor. He died before any of his organs could be harvested - and now his parents want to know why.

One of ANC President Jacob Zuma's staunchest supporters has urged him to make a "smart choice" when appointing someone to take over as the country's national director of public prosecutions.

There is some good news coming out of the South African cricket camp for all single women...

Renowned police investigator Piet Byleveld and his team have moved in on a trio of alleged fraudsters in a surprise bust.

You proposed. She accepted. The wedding planner is going full-steam ahead. And your wallet is getting thinner by the day. What do you do?

The African National Congress has drubbed the Congress of the People in what is widely regarded as a litmus test before the April 22 election.

A study of 12 000 men in 15 countries has shown that young men want shiny toys and a good job - but they also want a whole bunch of things that will surprise the women of the world. Helen Grange goes on the hunt for the new alpha male...

A three-year-old toddler has been raped at a Pretoria creche, allegedly by the owner's mentally handicapped son.

Correctional Services Minister Ngconde Balfour will review Schabir Shaik's release on medical parole only if he receives "hard evidence" that the fraudster is not severely ill.

An expert on parole rules says Schabir Shaik's release was the first case he has heard of where the parolee wasn't at death's door.

Limpopo Premier Sello Moloto has resigned his position and his membership of the provincial legislature.

Convicted fraudster Schabir Shaik is relieved to be back at home and is resting because he is "gravely ill", according to relatives.

Recent comments by ANC Youth League chairperson Julius Malema have contributed to a sharp debate between the leaders of South Africa's four main youth groups.

The Correctional Services Department is still mum on the details of Schabir Shaik's release.

If you are one of the many mathematically challenged people in the world, then you probably won't know why today is Square Root Day...

Jason Canterbury won more than R6-million in the national lottery - and that's where his troubles began.

Convicted fraudster Schabir Shaik has been released on medical parole.

A skipper on a tuna boat off Cape Point has been bitten by a shark only five minutes after explaining to his crew what they should do if a toothy visitor got caught in their nets.

Former deputy president Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka has accepted nomination for Parliament by the Congress of the People.