Domestic

The disciplinary hearing of Hlaudi Motsoeneng, the former South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) chief operating officer, will start on Wednesday night after he lost a Labour Court case to interdict the broadcaster from disciplining him

Police Minister Fikile Mbalula on Tuesday declared that no woman reporting abuse should be turned away from a police station and at the same time recounted how as a young boy he watched one of his sisters being abused by her boyfriend.Shortly before

The governing African National Congress has lashed out at Eskom and Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown’s “incoherent” presentations in Parliament, and urged government to “act decisively” on the matter.ANC

Police Minister Fikile Mbalula said he was exploring his legal options after receiving a request from the police watchdog (Ipid) to place acting national SA Police Service (Saps) boss Khomotso Phahlane on suspension or leave while an investigation

Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba on Tuesday paid tribute to the population of South Africans for “funding their government” through high tax compliance, despite tough economic circumstances prevailing.“We continue to be grateful to

The governing African National Congress (ANC) on Tuesday said it “noted” Congress of SA Trade Unions’ (Cosatu) decision banning President Jacob Zuma from taking part in its future activities.“The ANC has not received any

SARS Customs intercepted a consignment of rhino horn worth R1,7 Million at OR Tambo International Airport yesterday. The bust follows on the heels of 7kg of rhino horn intercepted last Thursday, said Sars spokesperson, Sandile Memela.He said

PARLIAMENT, May 23 (ANA) – Former finance minister Pravin Gordhan on Tuesday called for the Eskom board to be fired and a full investigation into not only Brian Molefe’s return to the power utility, but his actions in his previous job at

Following its call to President Jacob Zuma to step down, the Congress of SA Trade Unions (Cosatu) said on Tuesday it has decided to bar Zuma from speaking at its events.Some leaders of Cosatu felt that allowing Zuma to speak was “inconsistent