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GALLERY: Workers killed Five construction workers were killed when a building they were working in collapsed in Stellenbosch. |
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No flowers, please The roads agency has banned all crosses put next to roads for road accident victims. |
Finance Minister Trevor Manuel has fired a fresh broadside at arms-deal activist Terry Crawford-Browne - to have him declared a vexatious litigant. 
Teenager Samantha Uys was lured to her death "like a lamb to the slaughter" by two so-called friends, says a Pretoria High Court judge.
The Department of Home Affairs will process passports, ID books and work permits faster thanks to its turnaround strategy, says Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula.
More than 100 ANC members have appeared in court for illegally occupying the party's regional headquarters in Port Elizabeth.
A bull elephant which apparently dislikes objects smelling of diesel has trashed a new tractor in the Karatara forest in Knysna.
Three green-fingered students have been arrested for allegedly keeping a dagga plantation in a room at the University of Pretoria's student residence.
Thousands of protesters angry at crime levels have gathered outside the Union Buildings and told Correctional Services Minister Ngconde Balfour, to "shut up".
A woman says she has forgiven her husband, who is accused of raping her teenaged daughter and threatening to cut off the girl's head with a panga.
The City of Cape Town says it will fight a High Court order that it open up community halls to foreigners displaced by xenophobic attacks.
The Stellenbosch building that partly collapsed will be completely demolished before the bodies of three workers still trapped inside are removed, an official says.
Thirteen illegal miners have contracted cholera in Mpumalanga in the past two weeks and two have died, say provincial health authorities.
