The man turned himself over to authorities on Wednesday. He could be a middleman in Pete Mihalik’s killing.

Malusi Gigaba says it's all part of a politically motivated plot to unseat him.

Suzette Little is among a group of five councillors who've quit the municipality, as well as the DA amid a broader spat and controversy involving outgoing Mayor Patricia de Lille.

A blaze tore through an informal settlement in the area on Saturday, killing one person and leaving more than 1,000 people homeless.

The closing date for applications and nominations is 2 November.

Dan Plato, who's the province's current Community Safety MEC, will from next month start serving as Cape Town's new mayor.

On Monday, incoming Cape Town mayor Dan Plato wanted to experience first-hand what average train commuters must endure daily.

A score of high profile individuals have been implicated in a report from a South African Reserve Bank commission probe for having benefited from fraud which eventually sunk the bank.

The land was allegedly undervalued and sold at a loss of R58 million in 2016.

They were in court for allegedly violating their parole conditions. The two had been found guilty of assault, theft and housebreaking.

A learner was arrested this week, accused of stabbing to death a fellow pupil at a Richmond High School in the Northern Cape.

Committee chair Hlomani Chauke says the decision, announced by Gigaba on Tuesday, could enhance intra-Africa trade and tourism.

Residents in areas including Kensington, Bonteheuwel, Bishop Lavis, Manenberg, Kraaifontein and Hanover Park have taken to the streets on Tuesday morning.

Award-winning director and producer Glenn Weiss surprised his girlfriend by asking her to marry him at the Emmys on Monday.

He was abducted by armed men at his business in Parow in early July.

Of the 973 murders recorded, 808 of those were reported in the Western Cape.

Police Minister Bheki Cele has conceded there are not nearly enough officers to police the country's ever-growing population.

The latest crime statistics, released at Parliament this morning, show more than 200 cases were recorded in the 2017/18 financial year.