Domestic

Strike hit Anglo American Platinum has reported an operating loss of R6.3 billion. CEO, Chris Griffith, said today that the results represent a 180% reduction, from a profit of R7.9b in 2011, for the year ended December 31st 2012. Headline

Seven learners have been suspended from a high school hostel on the Garden Route, after an initiation which landed a schoolboy in hospital. The York High School pupils in George will face a disciplinary hearing on Tuesday. Fourteen-year-old

A car accident in which a well-known South African singer ran over an elderly pedestrian in Soweto, is currently under investigation. Gauteng police spokesperson, Warrant Officer Kay Makhubela says a case of culpable homicide is being

An investigation shows that top construction companies fixed state and other contracts worth billions of rands. City Press reports that affidavits detail a decades-long, formal kickback and price-fixing racket that allegedly involved prominent

The Democratic Alliance has condemned the Freedom Front Plus over its criticism regarding the name change of Dr Verwoerd Primary School in Meyerton. The DA's Gauteng leader John Moodey says the attitude of the Freedom Front flies in the face of

The Food and Allied Workers Union says it expects the new minimum wage for farm workers to be no less than R100 a day. Fawu secretary-general, Katishi Masemola says the new minimum wage will in all likelihood be R105 a day - far below the union's

Tributes have been pouring in on Friday following the passing of former rugby boss Louis Luyt who has died at the age of 80. The Golden Lions Rugby Union said Luyt was a driving force in South African rugby during his time as an administrator

The retail price of all grades of petrol will increase by 41 cents a litre from next Wednesday. Diesel with 0.05 percent sulphur would go up by 17.8 cents a litre wholesale, and diesel with 0.005 percent sulphur by 17.8 cents a litre. The

 Rail union Utatu says it supports Metrorail’s call for cable theft to be rated attempted murder and for new signalling technology to replace copper wire. The call was made in the wake of yesterday's collision between two trains in