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National police commissioner Fannie Masemola on Thursday deployed SAPS' task team responsible for investigating political killings to KwaZulu-Natal.

Eighteen people were injured in a serious multiple vehicle accident on the N3 Pinetown bound before the Pavilion in Durban on Wednesday.

A couple's bad break up and a spat over their upmarket Centurion home has gone all the way to the office of the chief justice and police are investigating a fraudulent ejectment order.

There was a heavy security presence in the Cape Town CBD on Wednesday in preparation for Thursday night's State of the Nation Address.

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba says the legacy of President Cyril Ramaphosa's time in office is one of a country run down and with rampant unemployment, crime, load-shedding and decaying infrastructure.

A group of children who witnessed the drowning say they were told not to say anything

Crammed into single rooms without adequate bathroom facilities, and barred from accessing the kitchen, more than 100 constables, redeployed from the North West, say they have found themselves living in dire conditions in Nelson Mandela Bay.

Businessman Edwin Sodi faces a 10-year ban from doing business with the government with the City of Tshwane relying on at least one of the provisions provided by law to blacklist him and his two companies.

A man who shot dead his wife and three-year-old daughter before turning the gun on himself in Phoenix, north of Durban, on Saturday was laid to rest on Tuesday.

Two suspects were killed in a dramatic shoot-out with police on Saturday evening during a foiled cash-in-transit heist in Dobsonville, Soweto.