The small KwaZulu-Natal town of Utrecht has banned livestock to protect its identity as a wildlife town, forcing poor residents to sell animals or pool money to rent farm space.

Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal’s latest news.

Billions of rands have been invested in a green energy hub in Atlantis, creating hundreds of jobs. But small local businesses say getting a slice of the opportunity remains a challenge.

A Cape Town magistrate denied bail to seven people accused of running a violent extortion racket against long-distance bus companies for four years across three provinces.

Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge has gone to court to fight a gross misconduct finding that could see Parliament vote to remove him from the bench.

Musa Khawula posted a court-ordered apology to Julius and Mantoa Malema on Sunday, nearly two months after a High Court document was issued, calling himself 'gossip girl.'

Civic movement March and March says citizens can legally arrest undocumented migrants, but the Criminal Procedure Act gives that power to police and immigration officers only.

A video of Kylie Jenner doing the Jerusalema dance challenge on a beach holiday has gone viral again, reminding South Africans how far their song travelled.

Parliament's police committee says 1,853 statutory rape cases were withdrawn in five years, with DNA backlogs, missing rape kits and too few detectives blamed for the failures.

A court-appointed image analyst will examine CCTV footage showing a man in a blue top leaving George Lea Park, the same top pregnant teacher Kirsten Kluyts was wearing when she was killed.

Bongani Ntanzi’s defence is set to call a new witness as the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial continues in Pretoria.

The Madlanga Commission is digging deeper into two massive cocaine thefts as questions grow over whether police insiders helped the drugs disappear.