The SA Police Service is finding it a huge challenge to transform into a responsible, trustworthy service, says Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa.
The United States’s FBI has joined the investigation into this week’s Nairobi blast, which officials say was likely caused by a fertiliser bomb.
Fewer than 20 of the 108 people killed in Syria’s Houla massacre died from artillery and tank fire, with most others shot in their homes, the UN says.
Kenyan police said Tuesday
A classical music presenter for the BBC detained in Zimbabwe for not having a work permit has been freed.
The executive dean of Cida City Campus has been stripped of his position after two weeks of student protests.
Ruling party supporters have begun their march on the Goodman Gallery to protest against the controversial ‘Spear’ painting.
Lille’s Belgian international playmaker Eden Hazard has announced he signed for Champions League winners Chelsea.
Israel’s vice prime minister says using cyber-weapons when faced with the threat of a nuclear Iran, would be a "reasonable step".
South Africa’s Illovo Sugar has pulled out of a R2.6-billion sugar project in Mali, largely due to political risk and funding difficulties.