Domestic

 The Portfolio Committee on Police wants police commissioner general Rhia Phiyega to urgently respond to and resolve the issue of a shortage of DNA kits for rape cases at police stations. This follows media reports that police stations are

 New vehicle sales momentum weakened in February with aggregate industry sales just 1.6% up year on year. The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa, says export sales performed well, improving by 22.4 % year on

 The Democratic Alliance will announce its plans for electoral reform on Monday. DA leader Helen Zille will be accompanied by parliamentary leader, Lindiwe Mazibuko and the chairperson of the party's federal executive, James Selfe. The

 The eight police officers implicated in the murder of Mozambican taxi driver Mido Macia will appear in the Daveyton Magistrates court on Monday on a charge of murder. Macia was tied to the back of a police van and dragged along the street

The SA National Defence Force has been ordered to make an interim payment of R1.89million to a Bronkhorstspruit businessman who survived an armed robbery shooting, but whose partner was killed in 2003. The North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has

The Democratic Alliance says it will visit the site of the brutal assault of Mozambican taxi driver, Emidio Macia in Daveyton, Gauteng on Sunday. The party's leader in Gauteng, John Moodey will be accompanied by the DA's National Spokesperson and

The African National Congress' Parliamentary Caucus held its annual Lekgotla in Cape Town this weekend, under the theme: "Consolidating People's Power for Social and Economic Development". Spokesperson, Moloto Mothapo says the Lekgotla

Murder-accused paralympian Oscar Pistorius' legal costs during his week of detention probably amounted to R1.2 million. Legal expert, professor Tom Coetzee says the week during which his bail application was heard, his legal costs were probably

The Transvaal Agricultural Union says the 81c per litre petrol price hike, announced by the energy department on Friday, is bad news for the agriculture sector and could affect food security in South Africa. TAU president Louis Meintjes, says the