Domestic

 The South African government has hailed US President Barack Obama's announcement of moves to "normalise" his country's diplomatic ties with Cuba. The government also welcomed the release of three of the so-called Cuban Five, who

 The Labour Court has set aside the 2011 to 2014 Metal Industry Main Agreement. The Agreement is the result of a deal between the Steel Engineering Industries Federation of South and several trade unions, which the Labour Minister extended

 The Johannesburg Labour Court has also overturned the suspension of SA Revenue Services deputy commissioner, Ivan Pillay. Judge Annelie Basson ruled on Thursday that Pillay's suspension was unlawful and constituted a breach of contract

 Gauteng police say there's been no breakthrough yet in the stabbing of two small children in Dobsonville, Soweto. A 20 year old woman and her two boys, aged two and three, were stabbed during a robbery late Tuesday night at their home in

 The Automobile Association of South Africa says international oil prices have dropped steeply and motorists look set for a fuel price bonanza in the New Year. The AA was commenting on un-audited mid-December fuel price data released by the

 The South African government has strongly condemned the weekend terror attacks in Pakistan in which 132 people, mostly children, were killed. The Taliban has claimed responsibility for the incident which it says was a revenge attack for a

 Eksom says four generators that had stopped working at three power stations were functional again on Wednesday. Spokesperson, Khulu Phasiwe, says the system is no longer as tight as it was, adding that they've stabilised the system. He

 Sars deputy commissioner Ivan Pillay and strategic planner Peter Richer are expected to contest their suspensions in the Johannesburg Labour Court on Wednesday. Their suspension followed the appointment by Pillay of a panel to investigate

Six men, including four cash-in-transit company employees, were arrested near Pretoria on Monday for possession of gold worth R23-million. Hawks spokesperson, Captain Paul Ramaloko says the six-man syndicate was driving in three vehicles from