Their names have been cleared of criminal records following charges relating to public violence, damage to public property and public violence.

The incident was captured on video earlier this week and has since been circulating online.

Women and men are expected to take part in a countrywide march against gender-based violence on Wednesday.

The man who allegedly shot and killed the learner will appear in the Kuruman magistrates court on Friday.

The People Against Petrol and Paraffin Price Increases says that it will shut down roads next week Friday to get government’s attention about the high fuel costs.

The teenager was gunned down on school grounds at the Makgolokwe Middle School on Wednesday.

The Hermanus area has again become volatile, with protests continuing in Zwelihle.

A controversial change to the Education Amendment Bill could allow the sale of alcohol on school premises under certain conditions.

EWN takes a look into the various mayors across the Western Cape who have come under the chopping block, resigned and been ousted through no-confidence motions.

Police have confirmed a 42-year-old man was gunned down on Wednesday afternoon on Chestnut Road in Belhar.

Provincial Democratic Alliance leadership is in Knysna on Friday afternoon trying to get to the bottom of what Western Cape leader Bonginkosi Madikizela has called a coup.

Officers are searching for at least three men who made off with Gauteng Sports MEC Faith Mazibuko's state vehicle on Sunday.

Taxi bosses have threatened to halt operations from Wednesday because of an outstanding dispute with the City of Cape Town.

Mazibuko's security detail was waiting by her car in the Johannesburg CBD to escort her to a meeting when armed men hijacked the vehicle.

Western Cape Premier Helen Zille says that she agrees with the EFF that economic freedom is needed but she says it must be for everybody under a capable state.

Lavender Hill residents say they can't expect police to deal decisively with gangsterism if people continue to hide criminals in their homes.

Plato says he has noted the violent nature of many communities, adding lawlessness is often linked to this, making reference to the number of land protests in the province and the destruction of property.

The Equality Court in Cape Town sentenced Reverend Oscar Bougardt on Friday for contempt of court after he ignored an order prohibiting him from making homophobic statements.