South Africans urged to join in Earth Hour and do more to save the planet.
Alfred Muntz, the wedding planner who allegedly fleeced couples and suppliers of tens of thousands of rand, is still a free man.
A banking fraud investigation has uncovered a massive drug-manufacturing operation in a room in Lonehill, Sandton.
Celebratory drinks ahead of the birth of his son have left a Kempton Park man fighting for his life.
A Joburg metro policeman was arrested for soliciting a R200 bribe after a taxi driver ratted him out to the police.
Wits’s Dr Bavesh Kana is one of 28 top biomedical scientists to get an International Early Career Scientist Award.
The SA Rooibos Council has set aside R2-million for rooibos research for the year.
A Vasco da Gama supermarket owner was preparing to close up when armed men stormed into his shop .
The more types of HPV a woman has, the more susceptible she is to contracting HIV, according to recent studies.
Defiant Pennyville residents have prevented the Red Ants from evicting them from their homes – for now.
A Pretoria High Court judge has ruled that medical aid schemes must pay all prescribed minimum benefits in full.
Shireen de Waal held the white dove tightly. She gave the bird a long kiss and closed her eyes in prayer before releasing the bird in a final farewell to her daughter ...
Stem cell technique being used for first time in South Africa.
For decades, Mama Albertina Sisulu ran the race for freedom for all. She ran the race with dignity, charm and selflessness.
A decade ago yesterday, Nkosi Johnson delivered a powerful speech |that changed perceptions about Aids, writes Thandi Skade.
Two JMPD officers are being probed for allegedly soliciting a R3 000 bribe from a motorist accused of having a fake licence.
A small clump of hair is all lab technicians need to determine specific drugs taken and the frequency of drug usage.
South Africans are the third fattest people in the world. And a staggering 61 percent of the adult population is overweight, according to a survey.