Domestic

Democratic Alliance parliamentary leader, Lindiwe Mazibuko, says the latest media reports on government spending on president Jacob Zuma's homestead at Nkandla are so damning that it warrants the most severe sanction of the president's conduct

The trade union Solidarity has welcomed Thursday's ruling in the Supreme Court of Appeal that effectively set clear guidelines for the implemenation of affirmative action. The court ruling comes after an eight year long battle by police woman

The Polokwane High Court has dismissed an application by EFF leader Julius Malema to have charges against him dropped. Judge Ephraim Makgoba said the case against him will go ahead next year as scheduled, unless the National Prosecuting Authority

The wool market came under pressure at Wednesday's sale in spite of a large offering. Cape Wools says its merino indicator shed 3.1% to close at R115 per kg for clean wool. Spokesperson Lizelle Delport says this was 9.3% higher compared to the

 A consignment of ivory products and rhino horn with an estimated value of 23 million rand on the black market has been returned to South Africa. Hawks spokesperson, Colonel Johan Jooste, says a consignment of rhino horn was seized in Hong

 The Chanelle Henning murder trial took a new turn on Wednesday when one of the killers offered to help with investigations into who else was involved in the crime. Prosecutor Gerrie Nel disclosed this to the High Court in Pretoria as

 The Department of Basic Education has noted the concerns that have been raised about a question in a Dramatic Arts paper in the matric examinations. The Department wishes to clarify some of the reports in the media. Firstly, there was

 The parents of a 10-year-old girl are facing charges in a Bloemfontein court for apparently forcing her to practise sport extensively. The Volksblad newspaper reported today that the mother of the girl was warned that she could face up to

 The SA Council of Shopping Centres says security at shopping malls is to be stepped up for the festive season. CEO, Amanda Stops says firearm attacks in shopping centres are an unfortunate global concern, with incidents occurring in the