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President Jacob Zuma on Thursday insisted that he has never assisted his son Duduzane to get lucrative contracts from government and its entities, lashing out at Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Mmusi Maimane for “singling out” his child

PARLIAMENT, June 22 (ANA) – President Jacob Zuma on Thursday threw his weight behind the controversial revised Mining Charter published by Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane.“Yes, I believe firstly, the minister gave the briefing

A man and two women were arrested on charges of business robbery and possession of suspected stolen properties in Klerksdorp after cell phones valued at R500,000 were stolen during a robbery at a shopping mall, North West police said on Thursday

The Parkweg police in Bloemfontein have urged the public to be vigilant of criminals targeting unsuspecting individuals who are looking for love online.South African Police Services spokesperson Captain Chaka Marope said that there were several

PARLIAMENT, June 22 (ANA) – President Jacob Zuma on Thursday said he knows of no transaction of any members of his family related to South Africa’s envisaged nuclear build programme.“I know nothing,” Zuma said in the National

PARLIAMENT, June 22 (ANA) – Parliament said it will give effect to a Constitutional Court ruling on Thursday that a decision on whether a motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma takes place via secret ballot will be left in National

The ANC said that it welcomed the Constitutional Court’s refusal “to be abused by opposition parties with no popular mandate wanting to co-govern with the democratically elected government of the people.”The governing party issued

The Constitutional Court has ruled that the Speaker of the National Assembly has the power to decide whether voting on a motion of no confidence in the President should be done by secret ballot or open ballot.In a unanimous judgement on Thursday

Three people have been arrested in connection with the burning down of Bloemfontein's historic City Hall on Wednesday night. They face charges of either public violence or arson.Police spokesperson, Motantsi Makhele, says Public Order Police