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Gauteng has a shortage of environmental health inspectors so dire that in Joburg, there is one official responsible for checking food sold to every 26,000 people.

Retired Col Mhlanganyelwa Mbotho has told the Pretoria high court that Muzi Sibiya, accused number 1 in the murder of soccer star Senzo Meyiwa, confessed to committing a crime.

A defence lawyer in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial has accused a retired police officer of forcing his client Muzi Sibiya to sign a pre-written "confession" statement.

While justice has prevailed for the family of murdered physiotherapist Marolien Schmidt, with her killer sentenced to life imprisonment, the trauma of a mother’s hysterical cries, the bloody murder scene and horrific morgue visit will forever be etched in their minds.

Anticipation is growing for the release of local filmmaker Jahmil X.T Qubeka’s latest work, “The Queenstown Kings”, which will be released on Netflix in November.

Police are searching for a foreign doctor who vanished after leaving a medical seminar in Cape Town to attend to a phone call.

Six weeks after the devastating fire in the Johannesburg CBD, 38 bodies are still to be handed over to grieving families, says Gauteng health department.

A woman jogger became the latest victim of crime along the Gqeberha beachfront on Tuesday, again raising concerns over safety along the city’s tourism hub ahead of the summer season.

The real Dr Sanele Zingelwa says the actions of "bogus" TikTok "Dr" Matthew Lani has placed strain on him and his family.

The state has poked holes in medical and business arguments presented to court by a feared alleged gang boss and his wife in Cape Town in a bid to be released from custody on bail.