De Beer News Today

As one of Joburg’s oldest bars closes, reflections bring both nostalgia and much need closure for a generation

The great Russell Road bin heist is over almost as quickly as it unfolded, leaving the public-private inner city regeneration team that saw them installed somewhat confused — but more street-smart and more determined than ever to forge ahead.

Mom denies the pair were permanent life partners, and partner claims the deceased never acknowledged the mother as such

Family nabbed over alleged R75m Ponzi scheme that redistributed millions.

Five years ago a Brits doctor’s R311,000 insurance claim for her stolen SUV was rejected by her insurer on the grounds that she’d failed to have a specific tracking device installed in the luxury vehicle.

The justice and correctional services ministry has instructed that a third inquest be opened into the deaths of murdered anti-apartheid activists the Cradock Four.

An inquest into the deaths of the Cradock Four, a group of anti-apartheid activists who were assaulted and murdered after being stopped in a roadblock set up by the apartheid security police in 1985, has been reopened.

Gqeberha residents are pulling together to restore a busy but once gracious thoroughfare in Richmond Hill that has been brought to the brink by criminals, drug addicts, rogue tenants and tonnes of rat-infested rubbish and excrement.

A farmer accused of murdering a Knysna lawyer and his friend on a smallholding in Vioolsdrif has been released on R5,000 bail.

A farmer accused of killing a Knysna lawyer and his friend at his smallholding in Vioolsdrif is expected to apply for bail next week.