Domestic

 A survey has revealed that one in four young South Africans would vote for expelled ANC Youth League president Julius Malema. Shirley Wakefield, of consumer insights company Pondering Panda, says its clear that a significant number of young

 Nine people will appear in the Bellville Magistrate's court on Thursday for dumping human waste in the departure terminal at Cape Town International Airport. Lt-Col Andre Traut says they've been charged under the National Key Points Act, as

 The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union, Amcu, has submitted its wage demands to employers for this year's gold sector wage negotiations. It is demanding that B-level employees receive a R7 500-rand wage increase or adjustment

 The ANC has accused businessman Kenny Kunene of using cheap publicity stunts to further his "questionable" political ambitions by hurling insults at ANC leaders. ANC spokesperson Jackson Mthembu says it has become clear that they

Five people have been arrested for dumping human waste in two departure terminals at Cape Town International Airport. Western Cape police spokesperson, lieutenant-colonel Andre' Traut, says they will appear in court soon. Airport spokesperson

 Reports from Washington say an American task force consisting of a US Navy nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and support vessels have been deployed in Southern African waters, to coincide with this weekend's visit by President Barack Obama

 Equal Education says Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga should apologise publicly for a "racist" statement she made last week. The organisation says the Minister has refused to discuss her statement in which she said EE was

 The R1.46 billion penalty for tender collusion that the Competition Commission slapped on 15 construction companies on Monday is the commission's single biggest settlement involving private companies to date. The settlement was reached

 US President Barack Obama's upcoming visit to South Africa has been condemned by several trade unions, political parties, and civil society bodies. The organisations, including Cosatu, said in a joint statement on Sunday night that the