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Drugged man causes stampede by scattering banknotes on street

Chinese police have arrested a man after he scattered a “heavenly rain of banknotes” on people in the street below from his 30th-floor apartment.

Jailbirds gear up to write matric

Nineteen inmates in Durban's Westville Prison will be writing the upcoming matric exams.

Fake cops could ruin Christmas shopping

Community police patroller Mduduzi Mbhele has warned of fake cops terrorising Christmas shoppers.

Mboweni freezes wages of civil servants

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has frozen the wages of public servants as part of a grim interim budget.

Dynamite comes in small packages

When the rap star was growing up, her friends teased her because she was so tiny.

Was slain gay musician a victim of hate crime?

Just before the young Durban musician was about to get his first music deal, he was brutally stabbed 21 times.

No hard lockdown says Ramaphosa

President Cyril Ramaphosa has dismissed rumours that he is planning to return the country to a Level 3 lockdown.

Tanzania on a knife edge

Ahead of the Tanzanian election on Wednesday, President John Magufuli has been accused of massive vote rigging, intimidation and arrests of opposition leaders.

The boldness of bald beauty Shudu

Shudufhadzo Musida has made history as the first Miss South Africa with a chiskop.

How to make life after death

Now you and your loved ones can be turned into compost after you die.

Bushiri and his wife face deportation

Shepherd Bushiri, the imprisoned Malawian prophet, could be expelled from South Africa.

LeBron reaches for greatness

LeBron James has redefined greatness. He has now led three teams to NBA titles and at the age of 35 has achieved more than anyone in the history of basketball.

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