Domestic

Parliament has passed two Bills which will see Eskom receiving close on 50 billion rand from government within the next year. The Eskom Special Appropriation Bill paves the way for the first payment of 23 billion rand to Eskom -  which is

Parliament's ad-hoc committee considering the Police Minister's report on Nkandla, will be paying a visit to the homestead of President Jacob Zuma. Committee chairperson, Cedric Frolick, said the visit to Nkandla, which is scheduled for

Durban – In response to the complaints about the phrase “Grab a drink and show off your PJ Powers” being used as part of the TOPS at SPAR advertisement. The TOPS ads have always been ones of humour, liveliness and good cheer

Well known South African singer PJ Powers is awaiting legal advice against retail chain company SPAR. This comes after the "Jabulani" singer's name was used in a new advertisement for their TOPS liquor stores without her permission

The Department of Health says an investigation into the cause of death of a patient at Limpopo's Letaba Hospital needs to be done. The Department was commenting on statements by the Democratic Alliance at the weekend which alleged that the

Seven adults and two children were killed in a head on collision on Sunday night on the R30 between Brandford and Theunissen, north of Bloemfontein in the Free State. Paramedics from ER24 and provincial services arrived on the scene and found

Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane says he will ask Public Protector Thuli Madonsela to investigate who authorised the use of state funds to enable Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir to flee arrest in South Africa last week. Maimane says it

South African business is proposing adopting a Chinese decree that allows companies to run shifts without the need to compensate labour for work outside normal hours. This was one of several recommendations from a survey conduced by the SA

The SA National Defence Force has rejected reports that Sudan held South Africa to ransom to prevent the arrest of President Omar al-Bashir. This, by allegedly threatening South Africans troops in Darfur in South Sudan. However, SANDF