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 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

 The Tourism Business Council of South Africa says misconceptions about the Ebola virus are a concern to the local and international travel trade. CEO, Mmatsatsi Ramawela says the spread of Ebola is causing panic among travellers in South

Industry association, Naamsa, says aggregate new vehicle sales for the month declined by a marginal 1.45 year on year, while exports sales staged a strong recovery at 18.5. "August 2014 aggregate new vehicle sales at 55 722 vehicles had

 Golden Arrow Bus Services says seven buses were set alight and four badly damaged in a protest in Nyanga, Cape Town, on Monday morning. Spokeswoman Bronwen Dyke says people pulled drivers out of two buses at the Nyanga Bus Terminus around

 The Justice Project SA says E-tolls in Gauteng will cripple South Africa's economy. JPSA chairman Howard Dembovsky has told public hearings in Midrand on the impact of e-tolls that they'll cripple the economy of Gauteng and indeed South

 The Prime Minister of Lesotho Tom Thabane fled for his life across the border to South Africa on Saturday, accusing the military of seizing power in a coup. He said he would return to the country once his life is not in danger anymore

  Rumours of a possible military coup in Lesotho are doing the rounds on social media. A resident, Peter Sturrock told Algoa fm news that all radio stations in Lesotho have been taken off the air and the military took over the police

The price of all grades of petrol will drop by 67 cents a litre next week. The Department of Energy says the price of diesel will decrease by 25.38 cents a litre, and that of illuminating paraffin by 25 cents a litre. The price of LP Gas will

Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela, says it was not in the public interest to leak her letter to President Jacob Zuma to the media. Addressing a media briefing this afternoon, Madonsela said both the leaking and the publication of the letter were