Domestic

Tributes continued to pour in Sunday for the Minister of Public Service and Administration, Collins Chabane, who was killed in a horror accident near Polokwane this weekend. Two of his bodyguards also died when Chabane's official vehicle

The University of Stellenbosch says its faculty of medicine and health sciences will perform penile transplants on nine more patients. On Friday the University announced that doctors had performed the world's first penile transplant in

The United Front, led by metal workers union Numsa, says it will unveil a programme against police brutality and to reclaim human rights. The United Front claims that the government has fallen under the sway of operatives in the police

A Cape Town granny, who turned 100 on Tuesday, is in high spirits. Instead of receiving presents for her birthday, Georgina Harwood opted to sky-dive Saturday, after inviting people to make donations to the National Sea Rescue Institute. 

Eskom has asked four senior executives, including CEO,  Tshediso Matona, to step aside pending an independent inquiry into the challenges facing the country's power utility. This announcement was made on Thursday morning by Eskom

DA Parliamentary leader Mmusi Maimane says events in Parliament yesterday afternoon reaffirmed that the President has no intention of accepting responsibility for his complicity in the theft of public funds at Nkandla, or facing accountability in

President Jacob Zuma on Wednesday told MPs he would not pay back any money spent on his Nkandla residence until a "determination" was made on the matter. "Never have I ever thought on the date when I will pay back the money

The South African National Editors Forum has condemned the mugging of members of an SABC TV News crew. Contributing editor Vuyo Mvoko and several senior staffers were robbed outside the Mill Park Hosptial in Johannesburg Tuesday night while

Toxicology analysis has confirmed that hundreds of Blue Cranes in the Northern Cape had been poisoned with a substance known as Diazinon. The Griffon Poison Information Centre says stomach sample from one of the more than 200 Blue Cranes found