Domestic

JOHANNESBURG, May 2 (ANA) – Business sentiment in South Africa’s manufacturing sector slipped sharply in April, according to a key survey released on Tuesday.The seasonally adjusted Absa Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) slumped

JOHANNESBURG, May 2 (ANA) – The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) on Tuesday that around 28,000 grade one and eight learners were successfully registered on the online application system.Gauteng Premier David Makhura and Gauteng MEC of

JOHANNESBURG, May 2 (ANA) – Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa will on Tuesday visit the Shembe Church in Empangeni.Ramaphosa’s spokesman, Ronnie Mamoepa, said the deputy president was visiting the church at the invitation of Prophet

RUSTENBURG, May 1 (ANA) – Two farmers accused of brutally killing a teenage boy in Coligny outside Lichtenburg will apply for bail at the Coligny Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.This was after Pieter Doorewaard and Phillip Schutte brought

CAPE TOWN, May 1 (ANA) – South African Communist Party leader Blade Nzimande on Monday described the collapse of a Workers’ Day rally in Bloemfontein in the Free State, which was meant to be addressed by President Jacob Zuma, as the

CAPE TOWN, May 1 (ANA) – Ten hostages have been rescued from inside the Nyanga junction shopping centre following standoff between officers and robbers which lasted several hours, Western Cape police said on Monday.The hostages were employees

COLIGNY, May 1 (ANA)- A teenager killed in Coligny in the North West province after allegedly being loaded into a bakkie by two farmers who accused him of stealing a sunflower from their field died of a broken neck, his father said on Monday.&ldquo

Cosatu has cancelled all speeches at its main Main Day rally in Bloemfontein after President Jacob Zuma was heckled by a large crowd.Cosatu is on record as calling on President Zuma to step down, but leaders said Monday that the ANC deployed its

JOHANNESBURG, May 1 (ANA) – Democratic Alliance (DA) leader, Mmusi Maimane, said on Monday that South African workers do not have much to celebrate because of rising levels of unemployment and that President Jacob Zuma’s government no