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JOHANNESBURG, May 13 (ANA) – Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has told potential investors – at the World Economic Forum (WEF) on Africa in Kigali, Rwanda – that positive returns on investment “are almost guaranteed in the

JOHANNESBURG, May 12 (ANA) – Minister of Transport Dipuo Peters on Thursday directed the South Africa Civil Aviation Authority (SACCA) to expedite investigations into the causes of the small aircraft crashes that took place in the past two

JOHANNESBURG, May 12 (ANA) – The reasons for the collapse of African Bank were finally laid bare on Thursday when the report compiled by lawyer John Myburgh was made public. The study was commissioned by the Reserve Bank in August 2014

Eskom CEO Brian Molefe put his head on a block by proclaiming on Thursday that there would be no loadshedding this winter as the power utility reaches new milestones in generation capacity. Speaking to journalists in Parliament as part of the

Less than 24 hours after a Port Elizabeth pilot was killed in a plane crash, another pilot was killed in Gauteng on Thursday morning.   Netcare 911 says the 64-year-old pilot was killed while another person sustained minor injuries in the air

The debris found off the coast of South Africa and on the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean most probably comes from the disappeared Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, Malaysian Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai announced on Thursday

Justice and Correctional Services Minister Michael Masutha on Wednesday placed Judge Mabel Jansen on special leave following a complaint laid against the high court judge over her Facebook comments about black people and rape. Justice ministry

Hundreds of guests were evacuated from a popular Durban hotel following an electrical fire on Wednesday morning. The plumes of smoke, visible from miles away, were caused by an electrical fault with a transformer at the Blue Waters Hotel on

PARLIAMENT, May 10 (ANA) – The Public Investment Corporation (PIC) on Tuesday conceded that it had lost R99 billion on the markets over two days in December following the firing of then finance minister Nhlanhla Nene and agreed to disclose