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Race is on for cops to locate murder mob before they catch suspected stock thief

The clock is ticking for the police in Sekhukhune to locate a vigilante mob because they themselves are hunting a man who escaped from them.

Police sergeant arrested for role in Phoenix Massacre

A police sergeant based at the King Shaka International Airport has been arrested for his involvement in the Phoenix Massacre last year in July.

Polo, Hilux and Quantum drivers involved in most fatal accidents

A study has confirmed what people have always thought about Polo, Hilux and Quantum drivers.

Salah spot-kick sends Pharaohs through

Egypt has progressed to the quarter finals of Afcon 2021 after an intense battle against Ivory Coast which went all the way to penalties.

Equatorial Guinea topples another African giant at Afcon

Equatorial Guinea has caused yet another major upset at the African Cup of Nations (Afcon) by sending Mali crashing out following a dramatic penalty shootout.

Negligence led to eight deaths, claim survivors of Afcon stampede

Many people believe fans are to blame for the tragedy at the Olembe Stadium in Cameroon on Monday night.

Pandemic costs South African kids a year of school

The average child in South Africa is now a full school year behind where they should be in their education.

Mangosuthu Buthelezi flown to hospital after stroke

Zulu Monarch traditional Prime Minister and former IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi was rushed to a Durban hospital from his home after he suffered from a stroke on Tuesday night.

Friend shares final conversation with the late Patrick Shai

Following the tragic death of veteran actor Patrick Shai last week, there has been extensive speculation online over why he took his own life.

King Misuzulu shows off R2 million BMW after banning of royal fleet

After the KZN government blocked King Misuzulu kaZwelithini from using his late father's official cars, his uncle king Makhosetive Mswati III gifted him a new ride.

Climate crisis threatens future of Winter Olympics

Rapidly rising temperatures have cast doubt over the future of the Winter Olympics as the games will find it difficult to find suitable venues, a study has found.

Joburg municipal offices burgled – again!

For the second time in just two weeks, the Joburg Development Planning offices in Braamfontein have been burgled.