Your personal news briefing for today

The Zimbabwean government accused auditing firm Ernst and Young, Unilever South East Africa and Boc Gases Zimbabwe of externalising funds.

Commuters in Bellville cry foul after cop parks illegally and then walks around giving them parking fines

African leaders agreed to form a R35 trillion continental free-trade zone, but its two biggest economies, Nigeria and South Africa, did not sign up.

"The City takes these allegations very seriously and the matter is receiving urgent attention, including a full investigation."

Less attention has been paid to what Australia as a country might gain from Australia's Home Affairs Minister's proposal.

More than 100 unroadworthy minibus taxis, as well as 11 stolen ones, impounded by Joburg metro cops since 1 March.

In our new democracy, Human Rights Day is celebrated on the anniversary of the Sharpeville massacre.

Boulders will not be closed to the public for now, but visitors have been urged to take precautionary measures when visiting.

This how authorities finally zeroed in on the suspected bomber after 19 days, two dead victims and more than 1 000 calls of suspicious packages...

Durban's ranking is in terms of the 20th Mercer's Quality of Living report for 2018 which was released this week.