A Cape Town man who tragically set his girlfriend alight in 2017, causing her death, has been sentenced to life imprisonment by the Western Cape High Court.
The former pupil’s suicide in a mental health clinic followed years of mental health struggles after he was allegedly abused by a former teacher at the school.
Dubbed ‘Am Cyanide’, the 36-year-old online gambling addict is accused of swindling thousands of dollars from her victims before killing them with the chemical.
“This is my tale, my way, and it’s not the end,” she says in the documentary.
Looking back, watchers cannot help but see the film as a prophecy.
The stories about Ruja Ignatova’s whereabouts are as wild as the scheme she pulled off.
A woman in Cape Town just survived a harrowing Uber trip, which she says felt like an attempted kidnapping.
Saturday’s much-anticipated Four Frames of Freedom concert at Artscape in Cape Town, a tribute to South Africa’s 30 years of democracy, was abruptly scrapped.
The owners of Hank’s Olde Irish Pub in Bree Street have been awarded R1.25 million in damages after a December 2022 incident led to false accusations of racism on social media.
Authorities warned that any miners daring to surface would face arrest, heightening the tense standoff.
Looks like the host of ‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’ found himself in a real-life episode of ‘Trucks, Thieves, and Tequila’.
Woolworths is diving into the murky waters of the counterfeit canned pilchards, launching its own investigation after the scandal hit headlines while Oceana Group Limited also released a statement to clear up this situation.
The “power struggle” upped the ante with alleged death threats from the landlord and a bit of a smash-and-grab involving the rentee’s R1.6 million worth of personal goodies.
South African journalists have exposed a disturbing web of illegal activities within South Africa’s fuel industry, implicating major players in practices that undermine environmental regulations and consumer trust.
This bear-themed heist reportedly racked up $141,839 (approximately R2,5 million) in bogus claims.
The former Bok co-owns the spot with his wife and business partners, probably hoping for less tackling and more braaivleis vibes in retirement – but he did not expect to be burgled stukkend.
It looks like a Wisconsin man found the perfect exit strategy.
The holy man had failed to report, without delay, the serial physical and sexual abuse inflicted by a trusted volunteer at Christian summer camps in Britain, Zimbabwe and South Africa over several decades.
Seven workers arrested at a factory packaging and altering dates on expired Lucky Star canned fish to be sent off in Woolies boxes.
In a twist straight out of a soap opera, the wife of a US missionary, murdered in Africa, was reportedly having an affair with one of the family’s security guards, hiring her much-young lover to take out her husband.
“Now we have a good story to tell. We are very optimistic that the situation has been addressed. I am very encouraged that the Wild Coast will be back to normal.”
An Irish man is staring down a potential two-year sentence in Dubai – all for daring to post a less-than-flattering review of a dog grooming business from his homeland.
In a strange incident at OR Tambo International Airport, a French woman allegedly threw her dog over a third-floor balcony in the early hours of Friday morning.
The man was arrested Wednesday, following a rather audacious move during a late-night ride from Cape Town to Simon’s Town.
McGregor denies any wrongdoing and claim the case is “an attempt at extortion.”
Stills from the film show him waddling around blown-up buildings while telling the Ukrainians that Putin is actually their friend for blowing their country to pieces.
According to the indictment, Schoeman approached the mother to “buy” the victim from her and they agreed on R160,000. He allegedly also made a down payment of R24,000 for the poor girl.
Staying a step ahead of cybercriminals in this age of increasingly sophisticated attacks hinges on awareness and proactive measures.
The court’s ruling states that if the penalty is not paid within nine months, it will double for every day after.
The City of Johannesburg has neglected to remove unlawful occupants and upkeep the facility, forcing elderly residents to fend for themselves.