Domestic

President Jacob Zuma has appointed 20 men and 15 women to cabinet posts for his second term of office. He appointed Cyril Ramaphosa  as his deputy president while moving some minister out of their portfolios while several ministers do not

Two men were killed when their propelled paraglider crashed into a mountain in Howick, Kwazulu-Natal on Saturday  afternoon. ER24's Russel Meiring says it is unknown what caused the accident. He says local authorities will investigate

Platinum producers say no agreement has yet been reached with striking mineworkers. In a joint statement, Anglo American Platinum, Impala Platinum and Lonmin said the Labour Court continued to broker mediation between themselves and the

President Jacob Zuma has been inaugurated as the country's fifth democratic president, after the ruling ANC swept to power in the May 7 election.  In his speech before heads of state and government he said that for the government to

The inauguration ceremony for Jacob Zuma's second term of office took place at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Saturday. The ceremony started with inter-faith prayers, for a peaceful inauguration, and blessings for Zuma. He then took his

The inauguration ceremony for Jacob Zuma's second term of office began at around 11.30am at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Saturday. The ceremony started with inter-faith prayers, and several male guests took off their hats as a sign of

The government has issued an advisory to South Africans visiting Thailand following a military coup this week. The Department of International Relations is advising South Africans to register their details with them and also to stay away from all

Public Protector Thuli Madonsela will probe the development of a R2 billion town in President Jacob Zuma's home village of Nkandla. Her office said on Thursday that a preliminary investigation by Madonsela had been completed. Lobby group

The Freedom Front Plus has called for the suspension of an army general who allegedly mobilised troops to free soldiers who had been arrested in Oudtshoorn. Party spokesperson, Pieter Groenewald, says he should be charged with obstruction of