Domestic

The arrest of Jason Rohde, CEO of Sotheby’s International Realty, was unlawful and destroyed his life, the Stellenbosch Magistrate’s Court heard on Thursday.It also devestated his three daughters to witness their father’s early morning arrest in

The Presidency has noted the concerns expressed by individuals and organisations in society about the reported investigation by the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (the Hawks) involving the Minister of Finance, Mr Pravin Gordhan as well

CAPE TOWN, August 25 (ANA) – A 26-year-old woman from Johannesburg has been arrested at the Cape Town International Airport after tik worth over R5 million was discovered in her suitcase, police said in a statement on Thursday.Police spokesperson FC

Two men with Nigerian passports and two South African women are expected to appear in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court on Thursday for allegedly defrauding people through an online dating scam.Hawks spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Robert Netshiunda

Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane has been nominated by an ad-hoc parliamentary committee to be the next Public Protector.The announcement was made late Wednesday by the chairperson of the Committee, Dr Makhozi Khoza.In a statement she said the

CAPE TOWN, August 24 (ANA) – Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and his lawyer made plain on Wednesday that he would not present himself to the Hawks on Thursday, as he was bidden along with four former senior SARS officials, to answer to allegations

JOHANNESBURG, August 23 (ANA) – The specialised Directorate Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI), better known as the Hawks, on Tuesday remained quiet on a report that Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and four SA Revenue Services (SARS) officials were

Parliament’s portfolio committee on communications on Tuesday decided not to call for an inquiry into the South African Broadcasting Corporation after hearing a defiant defence from Communications Minister Faith Muthambi and the broadcaster’s top

The Beverages Association of South Africa (BevSA) on Tuesday warned that the proposed tax on sugar-sweetened beverages had the potential to reduce the industry’s contribution to GDP by R14 billion.At the the release of its formal response to