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The Airports Company South Africa said it was well-prepared for the travel peak season and has ensured operational readiness across its network of airports. In a statement Thursday Acsa said that despite passenger traffic spikes over the

The Southern Kings suffered a blow with the loss of fullback Malcolm Jaer ahead of their Vodacom Super Rugby match against the Queensland Reds in Brisbane on Saturday. Kick-off is at 07h05.The 21-year-old Jaer was one of the star performers with a

JOHANNESBURG, April 12 (ANA) – New Police Minister Fikile Mbalula will on Thursday morning reveal the fate of disgraced head of the Directorate For Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) General Berning Ntlemeza whose appointment has been

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) said on Wednesday that its members have rejected the latest wage offer of nine percent across the board tabled by employers in the bus passenger sector.This comes as bus drivers affiliated

JOHANNESBURG, April 12 (ANA) – The United National Transport Union (Untu) on Wednesday asked its members to embark on an indefinite national strike, saying it had no other option after the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) refused

President Jacob Zuma lamented his pensioner days ahead and told African National Congress (ANC) gathered at his 75th birthday celebrations in Soweto on Wednesday, that he would resign if asked to do so by the governing party.Speaking mainly in

CAPE TOWN, April 12 (ANA) – The South African Police Service (Saps) on Wednesday said it would boost the number of officers visible on the country’s streets over the coming weekend to ensure citizens enjoy a “well-deserved Easter

Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Police says the ball is now in the hands of the Minister of Police to ensure leadership stability at the Hawks.This after Pretoria High Court dismissed an application by Major General Berning Ntlemeza for

South African opposition parties must build on the success of Wednesday’s “National Day of Action” protest and sync their efforts to oust President Jacob Zuma, Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema told thousands of