Domestic

 Former president Nelson Mandela has been re-admitted to an undisclosed hospital. The presidency said today that he was hospitalised on Wednesday night due to a recurrence of a lung infection. Presidential spokesperson, Mac Maharaj, says

 Three rhino poachers have been killed in a shootout with rangers in Kruger National Park. Hawks spokesperson, captain Paul Ramoloko, says rangers heard a shot early on Wednesday night and went to investigate. He says they confronted

 Motorist will be forking out between 10 and 12 cents more for petrol from next week. The Department of Energy says the price of petrol will increase by 10 cents a litre at the coast and 12 cents a litre in Gauteng, with effect from

The National Sea Rescue Institute has appealed to bathers and water users to exercise caution. This, as the effects of the spring tide, which peaked with last night's full moon, are expected to be felt around the coast until after the long

The Junior Doctors Association and the SA Medical Association have called for tough action to be taken to root out bogus doctors. In a statement on Wednesday, Judasa said bogus doctors are operating in the Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga, Limpopo and

 A recent survey has revealed that nearly three quarters of young South Africans have lost confidence in the police. The survey, conducted by Pondering Panda, also found that young people feel police are not doing their jobs properly, and

The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) would like to release the names of the heroes who died in the Central African Republic (CAR). Their names are as follows: • Corporal Mokgadi Darius Seakamela • Corporal Ntebaleng

 The Democratic Alliance says some tough questions need to be asked about South Africa's role in supporting the fallen regime of Central African Republic president, Francois Bozize. DA MP, David Maynier, has called for a full parliamentary

 Four men accused of embezzling funds from an Mpumalanga municipality have appeared in the Secunda Magistrate's Court. Hawks spokesperson, Paul Ramaloko, says the four had managed to withdraw over R2m each from the municipality's accounts