Domestic

Environmental Affairs, Edna Molewa, has announced the names of the members of the Committee of Inquiry that has been tasked with investigating the feasibility of a trade in rhino horn. Department spokesperson, Albi Modise, says the Committee will

Suspended Hawks boss Anwa Dramat has been placed on leave following an agreement he reached with police minister Nkosinathi Nhleko. Nhleko's spokesperson, Musa Zondi, says the two met on January 29th were it was agreed that Dramat would take

The chairperson of parliament’s labour portfolio committee, Lumke Yengeni, says public hearings on a national minimum wage for South African workers, will help government set the wage at level that will allow a family to live a decent life

The body of missing swimmer Tristan Dennis has been recovered. Divers from the South African Police Services located the body early on Tuesday morning, after which it was positively identified as 30 year old Tristan Dennis, who disappeared while

The rape and indecent assault trial of Australian-born former tennis star Bob Hewitt is expeced to continue in the Johannesburg High Court sitting in Palm Ridge. 75-year-old Hewitt has pleaded not guilty to two charges of rape and one of indecent

World renowned South African author Andre P Brink has died. Tweets from multiple sources say the 79-year old died while on a KLM flight from The Netherlands to Cape Town on Friday evening. Acccording to Netwerk24, Brink was returning from a

Eskom has implemented Stage 2 load shedding between 08:00 and 22:00 on Saturday. The power utility's spokesperson Khulu Phasiwe says Eskom started the weekend on a poor footing, as generating units lost during the week have still not come

The Presidency says it has received more than 2 000 comments from South Africans on suggestions for topics to be covered during president Jacob Zuma's state of the nation address in a week's time. Presidential spokesperson, Mac Maharaj

The Democratic Alliance in the Western Cape has welcomed the guilty verdict handed down to nine men accused of dumping faeces at Cape Town International Airport. The men, all members of the Ses'khona movement, including leaders Andile Lili