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One of Anni Dewani's killers has reportedly applied for medical parole. Correctional services says the request is being processed. 26 -year old Xolile Mngeni was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2011. He was admitted to Groote Schuur Hospital

The Department of Labour has called on unions and employers to iron out "sticky issues" and end the strike in the metals and engineering sector. Labour Department spokesperson, Mokgadi Pela, said yesterday that there are still issues

Pigs have been found starving and eating one another on a farm owned by National Council of Provinces (NCOP) chairwoman Thandi Modise. The Sunday Independent reports that Modise bought the multi-million rand farm Modderfontein, near Potchefstroom

Lawyers for murder accused paralympian Oscar Pistorius are taking legal action over footage that emerged on Saturday of him re-enacting the night he shot his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. His attorney Brian Webber says they are busy taking action

A woman accused of attempted murder and child abuse along with her husband has been granted bail of R2000 in the Springs Magistrate's Court. She is not allowed contact with her children and will be back in court on the 25th of July - the same day

Garth Sampson of the SA Weather Services in Port Elizabeth, says an intense cold front will move into the Eastern Cape and central interior tomorrow, bringing with it very cold conditions and strong winds. Rain and showers are predicted for the

The Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of South Africa says Numsa has rejected its latest wage increase offer. Seifsa says that during Thursday's meeting with the union it tabled an offer which it believed could have ended the strike

 The bail application of a woman, accused of attempted murder and child abuse along with her husband, will continue in the Springs Magistrate's Court on Wednesday. The 36-year-old unemployed woman from Springs, allegedly subjected her

 Civil rights group Afriforum says it received confirmation that the SA Human Rights Commission will hold public hearings into farm murders. Deputy CEO, Ernst Roets, says the decision was made at a session of all the commissioners of the