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The boys, from Daveyton Skills School in Benoni, were in a man-made dam at a private camping site, near the Hennops River.

The EFF is back in the Western Cape High Court, this time to sue Parliament for damages emanating from the forced removals of its MPs in 2015 and 2017.

A wave of fear has swept over Nelson Mandela Bay in the last few months amid a spate of kidnappings in the metro, with a victim – in most cases a business owner – snatched from every corner and millions in ransom money demanded.

The International Trade Administration Commission of SA has said that a security breach into its IT system this year left the personal information of importers and exporters vulnerable to the hackers behind the attack.

The rallies were planned for Saturday at NU2 Stadium in Gqeberha, and at GNF Auditorium in East London.

Nigeria's creaking grid collapsed for the fifth time this year in the early hours of Monday, highlighting the country's inability to provide reliable power less than two weeks after raising tariffs for wealthier consumers by 230%.

Slain teacher Palesa Mofokeng's aunt left the Vereeniging Regional Court fuming after hearing evidence from her niece's alleged killer that he wants to be released on bail to spend time with his three children and fiancée.

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The South African Weather Service has warned of possible heavy downpours leading to localised flooding and short-term disruption to essential services over the North West, Free State, extreme eastern parts of the Northern Cape, extreme southern parts of Gauteng as well as the Highveld and escarpment of Mpumalanga.

A caffeine-free "coffee" from Calvinia in the Northern Cape is turning a problem plant into a healthy drink – and income for a remote community.

Werner de Jager, the Durban man accused of killing his NG Kerk Suidkus pastor wife Liezel, has died.

MultiChoice will be forced to share the sports content that it sub-licenses to the SABC with eMedia after the Competition Commission granted eMedia interim relief on Monday.

The National Prosecuting Authority has said it will soon commence with the extradition process of Moroadi Cholota, the former personal assistant of Ace Magashule.

The Free State Department of Education has suspended a teacher from Hoërskool Henti Cilliers in Virginia, amid allegations that he raped a matric pupil.

South Africa has taken a preliminary step toward filing a complaint with the World Trade Organisation against the European Union over its treatment of citrus imports from the country, people familiar with the situation said.

Shares in industrial services group Barloworld surged on Monday after it warned investors it was involved in negotiations that may affect the price of its shares.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended a polo event for charity, with the Duke of Sussex participating in the games.

Western Cape police are on the hunt for gunmen who killed five people and injured four others in suspected gang-related shootings in Muizenberg over the weekend.

Wynberg finally came good on the immense potential they've shown this season by beating Paarl Boys High, while Grey College, Queen's, Dale and Paarl Gimnasium recorded wins in their derbies on Saturday.

Residents of Seleteng village in Limpopo are demanding justice after a 13-year-old girl was abducted and sexually assaulted on Saturday morning.

The Abantu Botho Congress and the ANC, who are coalition partners in some KwaZulu-Natal municipalities, are expected to unseat one another in the eThekwini Metro and the Greytown-based Umvoti Local Municipality.

Tesla will lay off more than 10% of its global workforce, an internal memo seen by Reuters on Monday shows, as it grapples with falling sales and an intensifying price war for electric vehicles.

Language barriers, unanswered phones, a lack of available police vehicles and police brutality were among the concerns Hanover Park residents outlined on Sunday when they gathered outside an imbizo police management and others were holding with Police Minister Bheki Cele.

Donald Trump will on Monday be the first former US President to sit in a courtroom while prosecutors accuse him of criminal conduct.

The murder case of a 27-year-old eThekwini metro police officer who allegedly filmed himself while stabbing his pregnant girlfriend to death has been postponed to the end of April for a formal bail application.