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Paralympian Oscar Pistorius is expected to appear in court on Friday. Police reportedly said that his bail application cannot be processed on Thursday. Pistorius was taken into custody following the shooting of his model girlfriend, Reeva

 Paralympic star Oscar Pistorius is expected to appear in court on Thursday where he faces a charge of murder. This follows the death of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp who was shot dead in his Pretoria home. Police have reportedly

 Paralimpian Oscar Pistorius is expected to appear in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court later on Thursday following the fatal shooting of a woman in his home. Police spokesperson, lieutenant colonel Katlego Mogale, would only confirm that a 26

 A second man has died following an explosion at a gas factory in Durbanville in Cape Town. The city's fire and rescue services said on Thursday that he died in hospital overnight. Spokesperson, Theo Layne, says the blast occurred on

Paralympian athlete Oscar Pistorius has allegedly accidentally shot his girlfriend at his house in Pretoria. Beeld reports on its website that he allegedly mistook her for a robber. Police spokeswoman Captain Sarah Mcira confirmed that she was

 The National Development Plan is expected to be the main thrust of President Jacob Zuma's state-of-the-nation address on Thursday night. The plan, which was compiled by the National Planning Commission in the presidency, was endorsed by all

ANC chief whip in parliament Mathole Motshekga has cautioned government officials and politicians that parliament will not be tolerating any excuses for poor performance. Motshekga made these comments in an interview on the eve of President

Goldfields has confirmed the resignation of its chairperson, Dr Mamphele Ramphele. The company said in a statement today that Ramphele will step down with immediate effect to further her socio-economic and political work. Goldfields says she

  Nine school children,three of them in a critical condition, are still in a Johannesburg hospital after being hit by lightning in two separate incidents this week. They include 4 girls from Protea Glen Secondary School and 5 boys from King