Domestic

CAPE TOWN, November 26 (ANA) – South African President Jacob Zuma on Thursday praised singer Ricardo Groenewald of “I love you daddy” fame following his death from cancer at the age of 43. Groenewald died on Wednesday night and

The Department of Environmental Affairs said it intends appealing Thursday's ruling by Pretoria High Court judge, Francis Legodi, effectively lifting the moratorium on the trdade in rhino horn. The ruling was a result of a court challenge by

A plea has gone out to Eastern Cape premier, Phumulo Masualle, to take action against those department heads who are ultimately responsible for irregular expenditure which is sucking billions out of the provincial coffers. The plea comes from Max

Auditor General, Kimi Makwetu says were it not for government's slow response in addressing audit recommendations aimed at improving internal control systems and eliminating governance risks, national and provincial governments would have

PRETORIA, November 24 (ANA) – South African Revenue Services (SARS) officials seized R4,2 million worth of illegal cigarettes in two separate raids on the same day earlier this week, the agency said on Wednesday. The raids occurred on

PARLIAMENT, November 24 (ANA) – Striking staff of the South African Parliament dispersed from the National Assembly on Tuesday afternoon after the legislature was forced to cancel its sittings. There was a heavy police presence in the

CAPE TOWN, Nov 24 (ANA) – Eskom said on Tuesday that it was on a path to stability as it reported a 22 percent increase in profit, from R9.3 billion to R11.3 billion, on the back of an 8 percent improvement in revenue to R87.9 billion in the

CAPE TOWN, November 24 (ANA) – Statistics South Africa announced on Tuesday that the seasonally adjusted real GDP at market prices had increased by an annualised rate of 0,7 per cent for the third quarter, compared with a decrease of 1,3 per

The National Health, Education, and Allied Workers’ Union says the strike action by workers at Parliament will continue on Monday.  Nehawu parliament branch chairman Sthembiso Tembe says workers in Parliament, the majority of whom are