Four South African soldiers killed in combat against M23 Rebels in DRC, raising death toll to 13.
Delve deeper into South Africa's chilling history of serial killers as we explore the horrific crimes of five more infamous figures, revealing the psychological and societal factors behind their brutal actions.
Discover the chilling stories of South Africa’s most notorious serial killers, from the infamous Daisy de Melker to the terrifying Sipho Thwala, as we delve into the dark legacy of crime in our backyard.
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday, removed corruption-accused Thembi Simelane as Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development.
Many South Africans dream of going on a safari without being bogged down by the planning, and with Uber it’s possible. Grab your bestie, take a sho’t left and see the beauty that makes Mzanzi special.
Who are some of South Africa’s most notorious serial killers? IOL takes a look at some of the cases forgotten and those still on people’s lips.
Who are some of South Africa’s most notorious serial killers? IOL takes a look at some of the cases forgotten and those still on people’s lips.
President Cyril Ramaphosa urged South Africans to work together like weaver birds, adding that government had the intention to turn the country into a construction site.
EFF leader Julius Malema said the people in KwaZulu-Natal have spoken, and former president Jacob Zuma’s MK Party should be given the opportunity to lead.
Are we headed for a ANC-EFF or ANC-DA or even ANC-MK Party coalition? ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa is under pressure to form a coalition to remain in power.
While South Africans were sleeping votes counted reached 7. 2 million votes counted, the ANC had 42. 34%, the DA had 23. 39%, and Jacob Zuma’s uMkhonto weSizwe Party had 10. 77%.
By noon, the results were 18. 19 percent counted, and the ANC had 42. 92 percent of votes, the DA 25. 12 percent, and the EFF had 8. 67 percent of votes.
By 7. 40am, the National Assembly results were 8. 5 percent completed. The ANC had 41. 77 percent of the support, followed by the DA with 27. 52 percent and the EFF with 7. 72 percent.
Former president and uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party leader Jacob Zuma voted at the Ntolwane Primary School in Nkandla on Wednesday, to a cheering crowd.
South Africans will have until 9pm on Wednesday to make their voice heard and cast their vote in the seventh democratic elections. Voting was off to a good start on Wednesday with no serious incidents reported by 10am.
Volvo South Africa recently launched the fully electric C40. Not only is this car easy on the eyes, but it packs a punch. Devereaux Morkel took it for a test drive. Here’s what she has to say.
OPINION: Tech has made travel so easy that many adults have never needed to haul out a map book to find out where they are going, instead using Google Maps or Waze, writes Devereaux Morkel.
Spot is a “brave little dog” that goes into terrain that is often unsafe for people and could even change how rescue operations are performed on mines.
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, aged 90, passed away in Cape Town, President Cyril Ramaphosa confirmed on Sunday.
Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who died on Friday at the age of 99, was a great man and a remarkable public figure who lived an extraordinary, African leaders said.
Senegal is the only African country in which prostitution is both legal and regulated.
DA leader Mmusi Maimane opted not to wait for the IEC’s official announcement before thanking voters for giving the DA the mandate to run the metro.
Reeva Steenkamp’s parents will commemorate her birthday by celebrating her life, and focusing on the foundation set up in her name.
Eskom plans to increase maintenance over winter but limit loadshedding, Acting Chief Executive Brian Molefe said.
Acting Eskom boss Brian Molefe says the utility is making every effort to ensure the power grid remains stable.
