Domestic

The Presidency says President Jacob Zuma had nothing to do with the appointment of SABC chief operations officer, Hlaudi Motsoeneng. It says in a statement reports to the contrary are inaccurate and unfortunate. A report published in the Mail

The last farmworker to abandon National Council of Provinces chairperson, Thandi Modise's farm said his family was forced to leave because they faced starvation. The Sunday Times reports that Tebogo Moekaedi spent 47 days on the farm, and was

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa will hold a Media Briefing on Sunday afternoon to announce its National Executive Committee's decision on a wage offer in the ongoing Engineering and Metals sector strike. Numsa says in a

A restraint order preventing convicted husband-killer Thandi Maqubela from inheriting his estate was granted this week. National Prosecuting Authority spokesperson, Nathi Mncube, said yesterday that the value of the inheritance of Mrs Maqubela is

The National Employers Association of South Africa says current legislation on collective bargaining wage negotiation, amounts to a conspiracy against smaller businesses. Neasa Chief Executive Gerhard Papenfus has warned bargaining federation

The Hawks says a raid conducted at the home an employee of the National Prosecuting Authority had nothing to do with so-called Zuma spy tapes as reported by the Mail and Guardian on Friday. The newspaper said that hours before President Jacob

The South African government says it notes with growing concern the escalation of violence between Israel and Palestinian territories. A statement from the Department of International Relations today says of greater concern is the endless, wanton

Eskom on Friday announced a net profit of R7.1 billion for the financial year ending March 31. "[This] was up from R5.2bn in the previous year, but significantly less than the R12.2bn reported for the six months ended September 30 2013,"

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa is processing the latest employers' offer to increase wages by 10% this year and 9.5% in 2015 and is extending a 10-day strike in the metal and engineering sector. A senior Numsa official told