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The right to die organisation, Dignity SA, believes a desire exists among many people suffering physically, to choose an assisted suicide. Executive Committee Member, Sean Davison, says the organisation is optimistic that medical assisted deaths

The 44-year-old man accused of killing his wife in a bomb explosion at her in their Amanzimtoti home last month has been denied bail in the Durban Magistrates Court. Former Air Force Colonel Joel Mohoasa is alleged to have thrown two hand grenades

The launch of ticket sales for the HSBC Cape Town Sevens which is scheduled to take place in December has surpassed all previous records for the event in South Africa, South African Rugby Union (SARU) CEO Jurie Roux declared on Monday. Roux

A former South African Air Force colonel, accused of blowing up his wife with a hand grenade in their Amanzimtoti home during an argument, will find out if he is to be granted bail by the Durban Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday. Magistrate

A well-known Bloemfontein architect, businessman and travel agent has died in a clinic in Zurich, Switzerland.  Johann Beukes ended his own life on Monday, with the help of the Swiss organization Dignitas.  He was 66 years old. 

Police on Monday denied reports that an officer attached to the team investigating the murder of Senzo Meyiwa quit because of death threats linked to her recommendation that everyone present in the house the Bafana Bafana captain was killed in

A VIP protection unit warrant officer has been arrested for allegedly murdering his wife and daughter. The Independent Police Investigative Directorate says it is alleged that the 46-year-old officer, from the Pretoria protection unit at the

PARLIAMENT, September 10 (ANA) – Police Minister Nathi Nhleko on Thursday described new Hawks boss Major General Mthandazo Ntlemeza as the “best performing candidate” for the job, brushing aside any doubts about his integrity in

President Jacob Zuma says economic growth depends on fast tracking government's R1 trillion infrastructure plan.  As a result, Zuma announced Thursday that his Presidential Infrastructure Co-ordinating Council had now adopted a new focus