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Trade union Solidarity says it will approach the Labour Court to order the SA Police Service to consult it on its affirmative action plan. Chief executive Dirk Hermann told a media briefing in Johannesburg on Thursday that Solidarity was not

President Jacob Zuma on Thursday welcomed the release of the so-called "spy tapes". "The president is happy with the process thus far," Zuma's spokesman Mac Maharaj said in a statement shortly after a copy was given to the

South Africa is at the forefront of research that could have massive implications for global aviation. Airbus has teamed up with South Africa's National Aerospace Centre to co-fund research being done by Hydrogen SA Systems and the University of

New Eskom CEO, Tshediso Matona will assume his duties on October 1. Public Enterprises Minister, Lynne Brown made the announcement on Wednesday, saying she expected Matona to spearhead efforts to make the power utility more efficient. She said

Thursday is D-Day for the National Prosecuting Authority to hand over the so-called Zuma spy-tapes to the Democratic Alliance. DA leader, Helen Zille, says she will be on hand in Pretoria for the hand-over. Last week, the Supreme Court of

 Communications Minister Faith Muthambi says SABC Chief Operations Officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng earned R2.87 million in 2013. In written reply to a parliamentary question by the Democratic Alliance, she said that in 2012 Motsoeneng had earned

  IEC chairwoman Pansy Tlakula has resigned. She announced in a statement late on Tuesday that she has decided to resign from the Electoral Commission and had submitted her letter of resignation to President Jacob Zuma. She said she was

 The Constitutional Court has granted the SA Police Service leave to appeal against a ruling in a long-running affirmative action case involving former Lt-Col Renate Barnard. Barnard resigned from the police in June. Chief Justice Dikgang

 Lesotho's prime minister is set to return home on Tuesday after three days in exile in neighbouring South Africa, as regional mediators seek to reinstall him to power after an apparent coup. Prime Minister Tom Thabane had fled across the