Domestic

IEC chairwoman Pansy Tlakula has conceded in her affidavit to the Electoral Court sitting in the High Court in Johannesburg that she acted unlawfully. David Unterhalter SC, for various political parties, says she's acknowledged that she acted in

Members of the metal workers union Numsa will be holding a protest outside the offices of the SABC on Friday. The protest comes a day before the world commemorates World Press Freedom Day on Saturday. Numsa says the protest is aimed at

Three South African soldier serving in the DRC have been wounded in a rebel attack on one of the South African Company Operating Bases in DRC. The chief of the SANDF, General Solly Shoke, said the attack occurred in the early hours of Wednesday

The Democratic Alliance says Sport Minister Fikile Mbalula must retract his comments about Kenya and apologise. At an ANC media breakfast meeting Mbalula, answering a question about sport quotas, reportedly said South Africa would not be like

The ANC in the Eastern Cape says it will be welcoming a number of high profile members from COPE on Wednesday According to a party notice, some of the defectors have served in key positions in the National Parliament. The Herald reports that

The Electoral Court has ruled that a full inquiry will be heard into an application seeking the resignation of IEC chairwoman Pansy Tlakula. Judge Lotter Wepener says they're of the opinion that the matter needs further clarity. The court

A South African woman accused of murdering her three disabled children has been remanded to a secure hospital under the Mental Health Act in the UK. 42-year old Tania Clarence was denied bail on Tuesday, but judge Brian Barker agreed for her to

ANC president Jacob Zuma will Not visit Wonderkop near Marikana in North West as planned. ANC provincial chairperson, Supra Mahumapelo, says the provincial executive took the decision because of the ongoing violence in that area. He says they

The International Relations Department says South African expatriates will be able to vote on Wednesday. Spokesperson Clayson Monyela on Tuesday dismissed a report in The Times that voters living abroad would not be able to vote because of a