A man believed to be in his thirties was discovered with multiple gunshot wounds. Despite efforts to assess his condition, he was declared dead on the scene.
Friends and family paid their respects to Alan and Sandy Monswamy, their children Kraidon and Shamarie, plus relatives Cliffy Padayachee, Mooniamma Padayachee and ...
Thamsanqa Ntuli, the KwaZulu-Natal Premier, condemned the acts of kidnapping, rape, and murder, describing them as an attack on humanity and the values of a democratic ...
RELIGIOUS leaders have vowed not to support Dignity SA’s court application for law reforms and to decriminalise medically assisted dying, claiming that this is viewed ...
DOCTOR Suhayfa Bhamjee's research highlights the disconnect between South African criminal law and constitutional values regarding voluntary euthanasia, advocating ...
DIGNITY SA has taken a bold step by filing a court application to declare the prohibition of assisted dying or euthanasia unconstitutional, advocating for the right ...
" What happened to this family is unspeakable."
A WOMAN linked to the murder of a Merebank grandmother and the robbery of another victim, has escaped from Wentworth Hospital while under police guard by the local ...
Nicole Govender speaks about death threats, and also hate, after the tragic loss of her daughters
The funeral of Faisal ul Rehman, a 48-year-old father of two tragically killed in a road rage incident in Emmarentia, Johannesburg, a week ago, was held in his hometown ...
The funeral notice, posted on social media, read: " The beloved family will be deeply missed by family, friends and all who had the privilege of knowing them."
Rusa said the mother initially indicated her intention to pursue criminal charges but later declined, stating that she would seek the services of a social worker. ...
AS NEW regulations for pregnant schoolgirls are finalised, school leaders call for greater parental involvement to ensure the wellbeing and academic progress of ...
Under the proposed rules, pregnant pupils would be allowed to stay in school during pregnancy and return after giving birth.
RELIGIOUS leaders have vowed not to support Dignity SA’s court application for law reforms and to decriminalise medically assisted dying, claiming that this is viewed ...
