‘Rolex Gang’ arrested after shootout with Gauteng police

Three members of the ‘Rolex Gang’ have been caught in possession of a stolen vehicle in Modderfontein, Johannesburg Read More

Man shot in the hand during Hillbrow CIT heist

A man in his forties has been shot in the hand during a cash in transit heist in Hillbrow, Johannesburg Read More

BDS and Shashi Naidoo to hold press conference over celeb's Gaza comments

Human rights and Palestinian solidarity organisation BDS South Africa will be holding a press conference with South African TV personality Shashi Naidoo following her recent pro-Israeli social media post. Read More

Truck crashes into storm water drain killing two, injuring three

Two men were killed and three others injured when a truck they were travelling in crashed into a storm water drain in Umkomaas, KwaZulu-Natal. Read More

Farmers grateful for heavy rains, but Western Cape govt warns that drought persists

Cape Town's supply dams swelled to 39.1% as run-off from recent rains continued to feed into reservoirs – but the council has warned that the drought-stricken city is nowhere near out of the woods yet. Read More

Amandawe protesters throw rocks, burn tyres and set sugarcane plantation alight

Forty-three people have been arrested on charges of malicious damage to property and will appear in the Scottburgh Magistrate's Court. Read More

KPMG's audit quality is `unacceptable,' U.K. regulator says

KPMG’s audit work in the U.K. is of an unacceptable standard, Britain’s accounting regulator said. Read More

Kenyan MPs dismiss lifestyle audit as ‘witch hunt’

Two Kenyan lawmakers from the ruling Jubilee Party have dismissed a presidential directive for a lifestyle audit of all public servants. Read More

GALLERY: Mauritius delegation to boost trade relations with SA

A Mauritius delegation will be doing a three-city tour of South Africa and are looking to improve foreign investment and trade. Read More

Egypt:Final Nail in the Sarcophagus for Egyptian Pharaohs

[allAfrica] Cape Town -I bet half the continent was feeling hopeful that Senegal's dramatic win over Poland would bode well for the North African royals and with their gamechanger Mo Salah back in the starting line-up after recovering from his shoulder injury, things seemed to be looking up.Despite having never won a game in their history at the world cup, they were hoping to break the curse and go through to the next round of 16.Group A consisting of Russia, Uruguay, Egypt and Saudi Arabia - saw Russia emphatically taking down Read More

Residents accuse Mali army of killing at least 25 civilians

Malian soldiers killed at least 25 civilians in the central Mopti region last week, a civic association and residents have said, as concerns rose over alleged abuses during counterterror operations in an area where extremists linked to al-Qaeda and the Islamic State group have carried out attacks. Read More

Boko Haram kills nine soldiers in Nigeria

Boko Haram fighters killed nine soldiers and wounded two others in northeast Nigeria, according to military sources, just days after 43 civilians died in deadly suicide bombings. Read More

Three things we learned today at the World Cup

Japan began their campaign with a 2-1 win against Colombia, Senegal saw off Poland by the same scoreline, and Russia continued to defy their critics at the World Cup. Read More

England crush Australia to claim ODI series

Record-breakers England hammered Australia to win the third ODI at Trent Bridge, taking an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the five-match series. Read More

Russia sour Salah's return as hosts run riot

Russia withstood a late surge to defeat Egypt and record their second consecutive win as they took a commanding position in Group A. Read More

Regulator seeks finer details of Liberty data breach

The chairperson of the Information Regulator Advocate Pansy Tlakula has confirmed that no complaint about the hacking of confidential emails between Liberty and clients has been laid. Read More

SA Uber drivers strike as fuel prices skyrocket

Some Uber drivers in South Africa have gone on strike as the cost of running cars increases with higher fuel prices. Read More

Liberty customers urged to change all banking passwords amid inside-job rumours

There is speculation that there was inside involvement. It appears [they] had access to the entire server [so] it seems unlikely it was external, says IT guru Arthur Goldstuck. Read More

Battle of the football fans: Iceland v Mexico

How do some of the most colourful fans support their teams at the World Cup? Read More

Canada legalises recreational marijuana

Canada will legalise marijuana for recreational use after a landmark law passes the Senate Read More

Wolves in France: Farmers fear attacks

One mayor says children under 10 years old should not walk alone, in case of an attack. Read More

Largest parade of Land Rovers: more than 600 4x4s help Landy set a new Guinness World Record

To celebrate Land Rover’s 70th anniversary, 632 vehicles set a new Guinness World Record in Bavaria, for the largest parade of Land Rovers. Read More

Hyundai and Maroon 5 team up to honour reggae legend Bob Marley

Hyundai has teamed up with multi-platinum Grammy Award winning US pop rock band Maroon 5, to pay tribute to reggae legend Bob Marley. Read More

Disaster as another Kuga SUV goes up in flames in Joburg - Ford SA responds

The saga of Ford's embattled Kuga continues as images and videos of yet another SUV on fire has gone viral on social media. Ford South Africa responds. Read More

The nurses tackling mental illness in police custody

About third of those arrested in England have mental health issues. The BBC met the nurses who help them. Read More

What is 'blue light therapy' and how can it help relieve constipation?

People with chronic constipation may find some relief with the assistance of so called "blue light therapy". Read More

Innovative device may revolutionise diagnosing malaria

Could drawing blood and running numerous tests to diagnose malaria be a thing of the past? Read More