A fire broke out at the national key point on Sunday night.

The educator was gunned down in the school's driveway on Friday.

It’s believed the 20-year-old was at a petrol station with his classmates and community members waiting to purchase a newspaper in the early hours of Friday morning to check his results when the shooting happened.

The number of unplaced learners in the province that applied in 2021 has reduced further to 469 grade 1 pupil and 2,620 Grade 8 learners.

During the operation 211 suspects were arrested for various crimes such as possession of unlicensed firearms, illegal mining, and murder including 54 undocumented persons.

This follows a tip-off regarding a kidnapping that was reported at the Johannesburg Central Police Station involving a human trafficker based in Mpumalanga in Malelane and Valencia.

City Power said the blaze may have been sparked by lightning. However, the utility is investigating to determine if there was any foul play.

The Basic Education Department is hoping to clear the backlog in Gauteng by the end of this week when it will be able to see where there are openings.

The mayor and her husband were laid to rest on Sunday, a week after they passed in a car crash.

Inland provinces are expected to return to school on Wednesday, while pupils in coastal areas will only resume a week later.

The Zondo Commission released its first report last week with former SAA Chair Dudu Myeni and former Sars Commissioner Tom Moyane singled out for wrong doing.

The father has secured an interdict against police to prohibit investigators from interviewing the four brothers or any member of the Moti family.

SAPS have revealed that the father of Zia, Alwaan, Zayyad, and Zidan has obtained an interdict preventing the brothers from speaking to the police.

Auction house Guernsey agreed to suspend its intended auction of Mandela's items including the small metal key that would be returned to South Africa.

ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has yet to publicly respond to calls for him to return to the party's highest position come its elective conference in December.

ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa said the success of economic recovery depended largely on the country managing the COVID-19 pandemic.

Traffic volumes are expected to increase on the major roads as a lot of people are expected to travel back to Gauteng from various provinces.