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RICHARDS BAY, May 28 (ANA) – An Economic Freedom Fighters rally in Esikhawini near Richards Bay in Northern KwaZulu-Natal on Saturday descended into chaos as police were forced to act to keep the peace.Public order police armed with shotguns and

The Institute of Race Relations has petitioned President Jacob Zuma not to give his assent to the Expropriation Bill but rather to refer it back to the National Assembly for reconsideration.The Institue's Dr Anthea Jeffrey said many of the clauses

JOHANNESBURG, May 27 (ANA) – The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigations (Hawks), SA Police Service (SAPS) crime intelligence, the fraud management and compliance department of the SA Social Security Agency (Sassa), together with a private

CAPE TOWN, May 27 (ANA) – President Jacob Zuma on Friday announced the benefit policies of his wives will come under review after it was revealed this week that close to R9 million was spent by the SA Police Service on vehicles for the first ladies

CAPE TOWN, May 27 (ANA) – When South Africa’s annual Child Protection Week kicks off on Sunday, one of the main issues raised will be child labour and exploitation on farms, the Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) said on Friday

Fuel prices are set for a sharp jump at the beginning of June, with the potential of further rises in the medium term. That is according to the Automobile Association which was commenting on unaudited month-end data supplied by the Central Energy

The SA National Editors Forum has slammed the decision by the SABC to slap a ban on the broadcast of footage showing the destruction of property during protests.SABC chief executive, Hlaudi Motsoeneng, also appealed to other media outlets

In the wave of protests that have engulfed South Africa, state broadcaster SABC on Friday announced it would stop broadcasting protests and footage showing destruction of property, and urged other broadcasters to do the same.The SABC said it