Domestic

JOHANNESBURG, April 15 (ANA) – The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) has accepted the “sell-out” wage settlement and bus drivers who are members of the union will return to work, Numsa general secretary Irvin

Twelve people have been killed and 15 others seriously injured in a horror bus crash on a rural road in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands in the first major road crash since the start of the Easter holidays, the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC

Gautrain bus service drivers have joined other drivers around the country in returning to work on Saturday.“We are pleased to advise that following an agreement being reached the Gautrain bus service has resumed operations from today, 15 April

The Road Traffic Management Corporation says speeding, overloading and driving without licences are the leading offences identified since the start of the Easter holiday period.RTMC spokesperson, Simon Zwane says a total of 4 500 motorist have

CAPE TOWN, April 14 (ANA) – The South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) has said a robbery at 9 Infantry Battalion base in Khayelitsha in the early hours of Good Friday which saw the suspects get away with assault rifles undermined

JOHANNESBURG, April 14 (ANA) – Secretary of the National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) Irvin Jim on Friday defiantly announced that the bus strike continues, despite the majority of unions having signed an agreement.“Three unions

TZANEEN, April 14 (ANA) – A 74-year-old woman sustained a serious stab wound during an attack on a farm in Tzaneen in Limpopo on Friday afternoon, the ER24 paramedic service said.“Shortly before 3pm, paramedics from ER24 arrived on the

Transport Minister, Joe Maswanganyi, has hailed the signing of a wage agreementby three of the five unions that went on strike on Wednesday.The Minister said the “agreement was reached during the wage negotiations at the South African Road

The Quad-Para Association has called on motorists and passengers alike to buckle up.CEO, Ari Seirllis, said Friday that their members are out and about on national routes this long "on a mission to keep their numbers down".Seirlis said