Domestic

Late president Nelson Mandela's assistant Zelda La Grange has issued a 14-take apology on her Twitter account as well as a media statement after comments that whites did not feel welcome in South Africa. In a statement on Saturday, La Grange

 Nico Henning, accused of the murder of his estranged wife, Chanelle, will be tried in the High Court in Pretoria in October. Henning appeared briefly in a packed courtroom in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court on Thursday. The matter was

 A food company has applied to the Constitutional Court to challenge a ruling which bars it from producing a KitKat lookalike. This was after the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein ruled against the manufacturers of the Tiffany Break on

 Table Bay Boulevard may be renamed FW de Klerk Boulevard if the Cape Town council accepts a proposal by the city's naming committee on Thursday. City councillor, Brett Herron, says this proposal complies with the city's naming policy which

 The ANC is accusing the City of Cape Town of using Apartheid style tactics in the run-up to the ruling party's 103rd anniversary celebrations. The ANC held its birthday bash at Cape Town Stadium last week. But the party says dealing with

Parliamentary speaker, Baleka Mbete, has turned down a request by the Economic Freedom Fighters for a special debate at which it wants president Zuma to answer questions on Nkandla. The EFF wanted Mbeteto convene the special sitting ahead of the

Matriculants found to have cheated could be banned from writing matric for the next three years. That's according to the Department of Basic Education, which has begun hearings into claims of mass cheating in schools and exam centres in Kwazulu

The Department of Higher Education has announced a forensic probe into claims of fraud and corruption with the National Student Financial Aid Scheme. Department spokesperson, Khaye Nkwanyana, told Algoa FM News that the probe will get underway at

Eskom hopes the need for rolling blackouts will not arise on Monday as most businesses resume operations after the festive season. Spokesperson Khulu Phasiwe says the power system is currently constrained but stable. "We have enough