Domestic

  The Mpumalanga government says it will look into the living conditions of construction workers following the deaths of eight men who were struck by lightning this week. Public safety director Selati Matlejoane says the conditions they're

 Eleven people were killed and scores injured in an accident involving a bus and a Toyota Corolla on the N1 near Makhado in Limpopo province in the early hours of Friday morning. Transport department spokesperson Jimmy Machaka said the

 The country's editors say they will continue to publish pictures of upgrades to President Jacob Zuma's homestead at Nkandla, despite warnings by government that they would be breaking the law. The SA National Editors' Forum was reacting to

The repo rate will remain unchanged at five percent, the SA Reserve Bank said on Thursday. "The inflation forecast remains uncomfortably close to the upper level of the inflation target range, but our central forecast remains within the

 President Jacob Zuma's attorneys have been paid more than R8.8-million to represent him in court during the past 4 years. That's according to Justice Minister Jeff Radebe, who tabled the figures in a written reply to a parliamentary

 Public Protector, advocate Thuli Madonsela, has hit out at government ministers for taking her to court over the Nkandla Report, saying that she regretted presenting her first draft to Ministers in the Security Cluster. The Ministers took

  Transport Minister Dipuo Peters says the e-tolling of Gauteng's highways will begin on the 3rd of December. She told reporters in Johannesburg that those without tags would pay double the amount, and would not benefit from various

South Africa faces a total ban on citrus exports to Europe because of black spot disease, a fungal condition affecting the outer skin of fruit. Head of Citrus Research International, Dr Vaughn Hattingh says Citrus Black Spot is fairly common in

The Department of Basic Education has gone on the offensive to defend its record of service delivery to the children of South Africa. The Department issued a lengthy statement on Monday in response to threats of legal action by school principals