The 50-year-old was arrested on Wednesday morning following the shooting of Luyanda Themba Tshabalala
Lesufi says a father allegedly shot and killed his son outside Fred Norman Secondary School in Ennerdale
The two countries have been hostile towards each other since 1998
Police believe the designer took her own life
The European Union ruled that countries must recognise the rights of migrants who want to live in their spouse’s native country
The Supreme Court also ruled that the baker’s First Amendment Rights were violated, which protects the freedom of religion
More than 60 countries have instituted bans on plastic use
Women who have driver’s licenses from other countries can now exchange them for Saudi licenses
According to the 2011 national cancer registry, one in 29 South African women is diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime
Uganda’s tourism board says it will use the museum as a remembrance of Uganda’s recent history
This is the second time that the volcano has erupted this year. This is Guatemala’s deadliest volcanic eruption since 1902, according to BBC
Uganda’s Parliament voted to implement a new social media tax, limiting access to apps such as WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter
Many hospital workers who participated in the protest say they do not earn a liveable wage
Former Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein turned himself in to New York police authorities on May 25
Irish health minister Simon Harris says he has faith that Irish citizens will pass the referendum
The R&B artist is accused of sexual battery, false imprisonment and failure to disclose a sexually transmitted disease
The New York Stock Exchange has named Stacey Cunningham as its 67th president, making her the first female leader in the NYSE’s history
In the past, many athletes have sought asylum or disappeared after Commonwealth Games, but this year there are more athletes to do so
Sarkozy was taken into police custody and investigated in March over allegations of ‘misappropriation of Libyan public funds and passive corruption’
ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe has defended himself against the tender corruption allegations levelled against him by the Mail & Guardian
When a man is convicted of assaulting or murdering a woman, would you expect them to smile, laugh or make peace signs?
Zimbabwe’s former first lady is alleged to have assaulted Gabriella Engels at a Johannesburg hotel where her sons were staying
France, China, Russia, Australia, Japan and Turkey also released statements expressing regret for Trump’s decision
Salvage expert Nick Sloane’s solution to the water crisis was deemed too costly by the city of Cape Town
Bill Cosby and Roman Polanski were voted out of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on Thursday
Karabo Mokoena’s murderer has accepted the court’s ruling and believes prison will be a beneficial experience for him
Hospital workers may down tools on Wednesday after not receiving proper compensation for working extra hours
Students, facing immense pressure to excel in their studies, are cheating their way to academic success
The coroner she could not determine whether Karabo Mokoena had breathed in soot because her upper and lower airways were no longer present
When asked if Mantsoe thought he would receive any benefits from the point-out, Mantsoe allegedly responded, “[I] just want to tell the truth …”
The postponement was granted after the prosecution asked to present photographic instead of lengthy video evidence to quicken the pace of the trial
Constable Helen Mahwete testified how according to murder accused Sandile Mantsoe, he and Karabo Mokoena took part in a ritual to give them “powers”