Domestic

The SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry says restricting marketing on liquor will have a negative affect on the industry and the economy. Sacci's Peggy Drotsky says restrictions on marketing will not only have negative consequences for an

The SA Clothing and Textile Workers' Union says a wage settlement for its members with clothing sector employers can be expected soon. Last week, the union issued an ultimatum to employers, following support by 86% of its members for strike

 Four suspected rhino poachers have been shot dead in the Kruger National Park at the weekend. Sanparks spokesperson, Ike Phaahla, says rangers made contact with a group of six suspected poachers on Saturday. He says a shoot-out ensued

  The chairperson of the Independent Electoral Commission, advocate Pansy Tlakula, says she's angry that a public protector report affecting the IEC was given to her at the 11th hour. She said in a statement issued on Monday that she only

 SAA technical staffers affiliated to trade union Satawu downed tools this morning, to demand a 12% wage increase. SA Transport and Allied Workers Union spokesperson Vincent Masoga says the strike will carry on indefinitely as the union is

The Presidency says while former president Nelson Mandela's condition remains critical but stable, at times it becomes unstable. Spokesman Mac Maharaj says in his latest statement that doctors indicate that the former president has

Bruce Koloane, the chief of state protocol in the Department of International Relations and Co-operation, has pleaded guilty to all charges relating to his involvement in authorising the controversial landing of a jet chartered by the Gupta family

 Two men arrested in connection with a plot to kill ANC leaders at the party's conference in Mangaung last year will go on trial in November. The treason trial of Mark Trollip and Johan Prinsloo has been set down from the 4th of November in

President Jacob Zuma has applied for leave to appeal against a high court decision forcing the NPA to hand over the so-called spy tapes. Sapa reports that according to court papers dated on Wednesday, Zuma's lawyers listed several grounds for