Domestic

JOHANNESBURG, February 24 (ANA) – The Department of Higher Education and Training has called for “decisive action” to tackle unrest at universities and has warned that it will not tolerate the “destruction of property and

The application for leave to appeal by convicted Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir and his five co-accused was on Wednesday postponed by the south Gauteng High Court. Krejcir, who represented himself during sentencing, was on Tuesday sentenced to 35

PARLIAMENT, February 23 (ANA) – The controversial Expropriation Bill, which sets out the legislative requirements for the State to lay claim to land, was passed by the National Assembly on Tuesday. While the biggest opposition parties

A 50-year-old Cape Town woman has denied kidnapping a three-day-old Zephany Nurse from Groote Schuur hospital nearly nineteen years ago and then raising her as her own. The Lavender Hill woman, who cannot be named by order of the court to protect

A man has been sent for psychiatric evaluation after apparently claiming President Jacob Zuma's life is in danger. According to the Hawks - Ernest Nkosi allegedly sent emails to various spokespeople - including those of the Minister of Police

The ailing SA Post Office’s (SAPO) acquisition of a 10-year-lease costing around R161 million, in 2010, at the lavish Eco Point Office Park in Centurion was tainted with irregularities and corruption, Public Protector Thuli Madonsela said on

The University of Free State in Bloemfontein suspended lectures on Tuesday following clashes between rugby supporters and protesters during a rugby match at the institution. The institution said the match, between FNB NMMU Madibaz and hosts FNB

Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir on Monday represented himself in the South Gauteng High Court as sentencing resumed in his kidnapping, attempted murder and dealing in drugs case. Krejcir fired his lawyer, attorney Nardus Grove, before the

Academic activities at the University of Pretoria’s Hatfield and Groenkloof campuses were suspended on Friday following student clashes over language policy, the institution said. “The closing of the campuses is in the interests of