Domestic

 The long saga of trials, prison and parole has ended for disgraced former police chief Jackie Selebi, who died on Friday morning after a long illness. Selebi, who would have turned 65 on the 7th of March, had been in an induced coma for

The Right2Know campaign says it welcomes the eventual release of government's list of national key points. After more than two years of campaigning, the Minister of Police this week withdrew an application to appeal a high court order that the

 This happened in Pretoria on Thursday morning. A Chinese couple were stopped by fake policeman and ordered out of their vehicle. A lady who was parked in the area took a video with her phone. She asked to remain anonymous.

 Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene has approved an additional R6.488 billion guarantee for the country's cash-strapped national airline SA Airways. The finance ministry announced on Thursday that the additional guarantee will enable SAA to

  Afriforum says debt municipalities owe to Eskom has increased by more than R2-billion in the last 12 months and stood at more than R4.6 billion at the end of last year. Free State municipalities were most in debt, owing a collective R1.6

 The SA National Defence Union says the content of text messages, which allegedly implicate President Jacob Zuma in the Guptagate scandal, cannot be revealed. The union's national secretary Pikkie Greeff says this could affect the civil

  The Equality Court sitting in the Western Cape High Court will hear a hate speech case against Afrikaans singer, Sunette Bridges. The SA Human Rights Commission has accused Bridges of hosting commentary on her Facebook page which

Apartheid-era chemical warfare expert Dr Wouter Basson and his legal team walked out of his sentencing proceedings on Monday, threatening to approach the high court over the alleged conduct of the chairman of the hearing. Basson's lawyer, Jaap

The Constitutional Court has ruled that the DA was within it rights when it said in an SMS that President Jacob Zuma had stolen money. The Court on Monday set aside the ruling by the Electoral Court that an SMS calling president Zuma a thief