13 people were arrested overnight for looting in Kagiso, on the West Rand, and police say the situation is calm in Soweto after a week of unrest.
Community policing forum chair Moses Letsoalo blames the police for being unable to prevent the violence even though they were outnumbered by the mob.
International Relations and Co-operation Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane spoke to us about South Africa reaping economic rewards from its diplomacy.
In the devastating aftermath of Super Typhoon Haiyan, the Philippine government has set up checkpoints and set a curfew in efforts to end looting.
Kenyan investigators are questioning police and workers suspected of taking advantage of a fire at Nairobi’s main airport to steal cash and alcohol.
Forty-seven people have been arrested after a shop owner shot two men dead in Diepsloot on Sunday.
The image of burning tyres and looting shops appears to have been President Zuma’s main concern during his address at the New Age media briefing.
A security guard has said that police also looted shops during the violent protests in Zamdela.
The national plan entails spending a bit more than 10% of South Africa’s entire annual wealth and its gross domestic product.
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa insists he has not used state funds to renovate his house, and hopes to "unmask those behind these … accusations".