The prime minister of Australia went on national radio to deny the widespread rumour that he soiled himself at a McDonald’s in 1997.

Toyota Motor Corporation has removed all of their Olympics-related television adverts in Japan and Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda will not be attending the opening ceremony on 23 July.

We present our Scrolla News report - read by Zuzile Ndlela.

We present our Scrolla News report - read by Zuzile Ndlela.

In 1879, Ulundi, once the capital of KwaZulu-Natal, was burnt to the ground by British soldiers.

Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has openly defied President Cyril Ramaphosa, saying there were no signs of insurrection in last week’s deadly riots.

Jacob Zuma’s taxi boss nephews, the Gcabas, have sought to distance themselves from rioters and looters trashing South Africa in their uncle's name.

Acts of kindness were the order of the day on Sunday in communities across the country.

A man famed for delaying tactics, Jacob Zuma has launched an application seeking for his Arms Deal corruption trial scheduled for Monday to be postponed for a week.

In a clip which is doing the rounds on social media in Ivory Coast, three angry goats spend 45 seconds headbutting each other.

The members of the South African Police Service in Nongoma, North of KwaZulu-Natal had to watch from their state vehicles while looters spread chaos in the poverty stricken rural town.

Former Ukhozi FM presenter and controversial social commentator Ngizwe Mchunu says he will hand himself over to the police on Monday.