Police, the Hawks and multiple units raided a plush home in Chatsworth, arresting five suspects after uncovering what authorities believe is part of a major drug distribution network.

Cape Town International Airport operations are returning to normal following a fire on Tuesday. However, travellers should still expect delays, the Airports Company of SA said.

Teen vocal power, a self-taught lockdown pianist and a back-to-back school dance dynasty have emerged as winners of the international Stars of the Universe competition.

The world’s biggest emitter of sulphur dioxide said the cost of retrofitting so-called wet flue-gas desulphurisation units at its Medupi power plant would cost R383 billion.

After losing three years of her life to drug addiction, 25-year-old Vuyolwethu Buhle Dila refused to let her story end there.

Nigerian rapper Prince Daniel Obioma, popularly known as 3GAR, has been summoned to appear in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court in connection with last year’s high-profile McLaren crash in Sea Point.

Iran is close to a deal with China to purchase anti‑ship cruise missiles, according to six people with knowledge of the negotiations, just as the US deploys a vast naval force near the Iranian coast ...

South Africans can now apply for eVisas to visit the United Kingdom rather than the traditional stickers, but it doesn’t change much for travellers.

SA-born Australian Open chief Craig Tiley is stepping down after a “transformative” tenure to run the US Tennis Association.

News24 readers have a unique opportunity to hear SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter’s final official take on a national Budget. On Thursday morning, Kieswetter will be joined by Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO ...

US President Donald Trump boasted of a “turnaround for the ages” in a State of the Union speech, seeking to reverse his dismal polls and see off mounting challenges at home and abroad ahead of crucial ...

The makers of a Paramount+ thriller series considered spending R90 million shooting part of the production in KwaZulu-Natal. They went to Greece instead because international lenders won’t touch South ...