Domestic

The SA Football Association has issued a lengthy statement in response to allegations that South Africa had paid bribes to secure the right to host the 2010 World Cup. In a statement on its website, Safa said it was concerned that the current

Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa will host and chair the meeting of the South African National AIDS Council in Boksburg on Saturday. His spokesperson, Ronnie Mamoepa, said South Africa undertook its first National Stigma Index Survey among people

The National Union of Mineworkers says about 10 000 jobs have been lost in the mining industry since the beginning of the year. Deputy secretary Tshimane Montoedi says there are approximately 30 companies that have issued NUM with a Section 189

Parliamentary Speaker, Baleka Mbete, says it is in parliament that oversight of government is consistently exercised. Delivering her budget policy speech in the House Tuesday, Mbete said it was in Parliament where there was an opportunity to

The SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry is busy conducting a survey amongst its members on the potential impact that Eskom's proposed tariff hike will have on their businesses. Acting CEO, Peggy Droskie, says Eskom is seeking a tariff

The EFF wants to take legal action against President Jacob Zuma, Police Minister Nathi Nhleko, Public Works Minister Thulas Nxesi and the Cabinet for what it said was a legal breach of the Constitution regarding the Nkandla matter. Party

New immigration legislation requiring people to produce unabridged birth certificates for travelling children, kicks in on Monday Parliament's portfolio committee on Home Affairs says it views the regulations as a tool to deal with the 

The speaker of the ZF Mgcawu District Municipality in the Northern Cape, Nomakhaya Mjila, is still in a serious condition in hospital, after allegedly being set alight by her husband. Police say Mjila's husband entered a relative's house

Public Protector Thuli Madonsela will write to President Jacob Zuma to point out limitations in Police Minister Nathi Nhleko's Nkandla report, her office said on Friday. She said she stood by her own report and wanted to ensure that Zuma was