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President Jacob Zuma will meet Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas next week during his State Visit to South Africa. The department of international relations says Abbas will conduct bilateral discussions with Zuma on relations between South

The power system is extremely constrained today due to unforeseen technical problems at power stations, depleted water reserves at our peaking power stations which use water to generate electricity and depleted diesel reserves to fire up the open

President Jacob Zuma says the global campaign against racism in sport finds a natural home in South Africa. This comment was contained in a speech for the opening of the Global Watch Summit Against Racism in Sports in Kempton Park ton Friday

Save the Rhino International says at the current rate that rhinos are being poached, at around three a day, rhinos could effectively be extinct in the wild by 2026. The global animal rights group was commenting on the release of the latest rhino

Police commissioner, General Riah Phiyega, has heaped praise on the police investigators who solved the brutal murder of forensic auditor, Lawrence Moepi. She says the team worked around the clock to effect the arrest of the suspects, Remember

 The Automobile Association of South Africa has painted a rosy outlook for fuel prices and predicts that motorists will be reaping the benefits at month end. Commenting on un-audited mid-month fuel price data from the Central Energy Fund, the

 The lawyers of paralympian Oscar Pistorius have filed papers opposing the State's application to appeal his culpable homicide conviction and sentence. In papers filed this week, Pistorius' lawyers argued there was no error of law when he

The husband of a South African woman, who killed her three disabled children in London, supported her throughout the trial in the United Kingdom. The British Press Association reports that 43-year old Tania Clarence's investment banker husband

  Various Woolworths shareholders have indicated that they support the boycott against the retailer. At the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions SA media briefing on Tuesday, a group of businessmen who hold shares in Woolworths, made it clear