Thembinkosi Ngcobo, 62, was found guilty of hacking to death his girlfriend Ntombifuthi Blose and her two-year-old daughter Swelihle at his home in Mount Royal on ...
The family of the bride is demanding answers from its son-in-law after police confiscated one of the six cows the man had paid for their daughter’s lobola following ...
The Department of Basic Education is set to make a decision and an announcement is expected to be made this week
A press conference would be held on Thursday at the Union Buildings in Pretoria ahead of the body’s arrival
Lindsay Myeni thanked South Africans for the support she has received
However, other teacher unions dismissed this call as the vaccine was unavailable in South Africa at the moment
18 teachers are reported to have died in a single day in South Africa
The Youth League is expected to hold its much-anticipated congress before the end of January next year
Tahir Maepa is taking the PSA board of directors to court again, this time demanding that the disciplinary hearing against him be abandoned immediately so that he ...
The department warned in a circular that parents, caregivers and guardians who fail to disclose the Covid-19-positive status of a matric candidate in their care ...
Department of Basic Education in initiative to bridge the gap created by the Covid-19 pandemic by providing matric pupils with catch-up programme content that will ...
The unions have complained that principals were being “hijacked” into performing tasks that were not part of their job descriptions.
In a statement issued this morning, the department said Motshekga will only brief the media on Tuesday in Pretoria at 4pm.
Education insiders say that the minister backtracked after pressure from unions who warned against the rushed re-opening of schools.
According to expert testimony, she died in agony.
The Durban cop received 25 years for murder and 15 years for robbery.
He then dumped the four-month pregnant woman's body near a cemetery in Durban.
A MUT student is trial for murder.
The suspect posed as a gardener and then lured the women to cane fields and allegedly assaulted, robbed them
A man who allegedly killed his wife by slitting her throat and setting her home on fire has been denied bail in the Durban High Court.
When grilled the accused said that his wife had committed suicide because somebody had used black magic on her.
Outside court, the brothers, who had travelled from KwaSwayimane, outside Pietermaritzburg, said they did not believe that such evil existed.
In a video circulated on social media the accused is seen confessing to the murder, saying he had to burn him because he was a zombie.
In a video doing the rounds on social media the friend is seen confessing to killing Zondi because he believed Zondi was a “zombie” and that he practised witchcraft. ...
The woman allegedly hired hit men after the death of their newborn and suspecting that witchcraft by one of his girlfriends was the cause of death.