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Nomahlubi Sonjica has been a journalist for 15 years. She started her career at The Herald in Port Elizabeth. She moved to Johannesburg to join the courts and law hub. She then joined the Times newspaper, after which she became part of the TimesLIVE digital team.
The Johannesburg high court has found former JSE analyst Ntuthuko Shoba guilty of the murder of his pregnant girlfriend Tshegofatso Pule.
A father who claimed to be living off food parcels, while his bank account reflected the opposite, has been sentenced to 10 days in jail for not paying child maintenance.
Monica Mathibela is believed to be a candidate shortlisted for the position of municipal manager at the Dr JS Moroka municipality in Mpumalanga - one of the worst-performing municipalities in the country.
The University of Limpopo has expressed shock at the death of Prof Mohamed Saber Tayob, who was gunned down while jogging early on Sunday.
Transnet says it is working with law enforcement agencies to tighten security at its pipelines after thieves tampered with a block valve chamber, resulting in a massive diesel spillage.
A Johannesburg man dubbed 'the Sandton Tinder Swindler' has been granted R500,000 bail.
Eskom has announced it will implement stage 4 load-shedding from 9am on Wednesday until Friday.
The Pretoria high court should grant national director of public prosecutions Shamila Batohi preservation orders over Optimum Coal Mine as it was a vehicle through which the Gupta family laundered money, the NDPP argued in court.
Ten-year-old Siyavuya Mabece’s message is clear: enough — stop bullying!
East London police have opened a case of attempted murder after another shooting at the home of slain Absa fraud accused Xolela Masebeni.
A man was knocked down and killed by a motorist soon after allegedly bludgeoning his 72-year-old mother to death with a hammer in KwaNobuhle on Monday.
'It is disturbing that 6,859 people were murdered in the country in a space of just three months.'
The SA Medical Association (Sama) has voiced concern over the attack on a doctor at a Mpumalanga public hospital and called for stringent security measures to be implemented to protect healthcare workers and patients.
The State Security Agency (SSA) has rejected claims that it is helping its former boss Arthur Fraser in his bid to sue author Jacques Pauw for defamation.
The Special Tribunal has ordered beneficiaries of National Lotteries Commission grant funding to surrender a residential property in Gauteng and four luxury vehicles to a curator appointed by the Special Investigating Unit.
