Is it a coincidence that, after two high-profile murders, the individuals involved phoned police commissioners to tell them about it?
"If you write anything bad about me, I’ll kill you," said Lolly Jackson, pointing at me as he placed Teazers water bottles in front of us on his desk.
Despite all the messages of condolence, the tatty acts that survive the strip-club businessman can’t be celebrated by women.
Aids activists attending WEF talks in Tanzania arrived in SA on Thursday afternoon after being detained and escorted to the airport by authorities.
Former opposition leader Frederik van Zyl Slabbert has been admitted to the hospital, reportedly with a
serious liver illness.
ANC Gauteng chairperson Paul Mashatile called for discipline and unity in the ruling party as it approached its centenary in 2012.
SA’s government expects private shareholders unhappy with proposed changes to the Reserve Bank Act to challenge these changes in court.
Desmond Tutu has delivered a withering verdict on the state of South Africa as the country prepares to host the continent’s first Soccer World Cup.
The media helped make Julius Malema a celebrity. What the media now needs is to make its own star who can champion the cause of media freedom.
President Jacob Zuma has arrived in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, where he will attend the 20th World Economic Forum on Africa.
The Competition Tribunal will hear a complaint lodged by a distributor against Coca-cola Fortune.
Power supplier urges government to increase the penalties given to cable thieves to 20 years in prison to help curb copper theft.
Preparations were under way for Teazers boss Lolly Jackson’s funeral — scheduled for Monday — club spokesperson Sean Newman said on Wednesday.
NPA investigator Prince Mokotedi has accused the prosecution team in the Jackie Selebi trial of abusing state money from the confidential C-Fund.
Down the road from the Constitutional Court, South Africa’s only lesbian soccer team fight not just for the ball but to overturn brutal prejudice.
Gauteng head of crime intelligence, Joey Mabasa, told the <i>M&G</i> that George Smith called him to allegedly admit to the killing of Lolly Jackson.
The unemployment rate for the first quarter of 2010 increased 0,9 of a percentage point to 25,2%, Statistics South Africa said on Tuesday.
Former police national commissioner Jackie Selebi "fell victim" to a plot by Scorpions bosses to dethrone him to maintain the status quo.
The blue-light brigade has become notorious for their reported bullying tactics on SA’s roads. We take a look at the incidents that made headlines.
The man who killed Teazers boss Lolly Jackson wanted to hand himself over to the police, but then disappeared, a spokesperson said on Tuesday.
Black Sash stalwart Sheena Duncan has died, the organisation said on Tuesday. "She was 78 and had been battling illness for some time," it said.
Sales of new vehicles increased in April, the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa) said on Tuesday.
Henk Vermeulen of First National Bank shares with tips on how to avoid fraudsters accessing your information on social networking sites.
Lolly Jackson: If it wasn’t a story about the glamour of naked women or Russian dancers, it was about assault or tax evasion.
Nedbank expects to post better 2010 earnings after reporting a rise in first quarter non-interest revenue on Tuesday as economic conditions improve.
Julius Malema appeared before an ANC disciplinary committee on Monday, committee chairperson Derek Hanekom confirmed.
Fred, a well-built house burglar and mugger, ambles down the row of parked cars at a scenic Cape Town look-out before finding an unlocked door.
The motive behind the killing of controversial strip-club owner Lolly Jackson was not yet known, Gauteng police said on Tuesday morning.
Jackie Selebi’s former secretary Eunice Grové contradicted him at least three times during evidence in the South Gauteng High Court on Monday.
The ANC kept mum about youth league’s Julius Malema’s reported disciplinary hearing on Monday, refusing to confirm or deny that it was taking place.
South Africa’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) dipped in April, a survey showed on Monday, but stayed above the crucial 50 level.
The South African market is looking risky, says Delphine Govender, portfolio manager at Allan Gray.