Domestic

The department of home affairs will not destroy more than 200,000 new identity documents gathering dust at its Pretoria headquarters because South Africans failed to collect them, before the local government elections, Minister Malusi Gigaba said on

JOHANNESBURG, February 25 (ANA) – Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) expressed “extreme concern” for student safety after violent mugging incidents in which three students were attacked. Spokesperson Willa de Ruyter on

President Jacob Zuma has strongly condemned recent incidents of violence and the destruction of property on several campuses of higher education including the North West University, University of Free State, University of Pretoria, the University of

A North West farmer and his son, accused of killing another farmer, appeared briefly in the Brits Magistrate’s Court on Thursday. Schalk Myburgh and his son Schalk Myburgh allegedly killed Muraga Mavula in Sandrift, outside Brits, in

The state has closed its case in the trial against a woman accused of kidnapping three-day old Zephany Nurse almost nineteen years ago. The Lavender Hill woman faces charges of kidnapping, fraud and contravening the Children’s Act. The

Former Proteas fast bowler Lonwabo Tsotsobe has admitted that he is being investigated by authorities in the match-fixing saga involving Gulam Bodi but insists that he has never accepted any money from Bodi. Wisden India reported on Thursday that

The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) on Thursday condemned the violent actions of students and workers at the University of the Free State and the University of Pretoria. SAHRC spokesman Isaac Mangena said the Commission was

A man who raped a pregnant woman will spend the rest of his days behind bars after being convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment in the Ladybrand Regional Court. Police on Wednesday recalled how the 22-year-old heavily pregnant victim was

PARLIAMENT, February 24 (ANA) – The Democratic Alliance on Wednesday said it was disappointed that Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan did not announce deeper cuts on consumption spending, but said pronouncements on the national airline were