Domestic

 A 29-year-old woman accused of murdering a United States consulate worker is expected to appear in the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court on Tuesday. The 41-year-old man was stabbed to death in his Illovo flat on Sunday morning. He was

Civil society organisations will hold a protest on the first day of a series of public hearings on Eskom's application for a 16% a year price hike for the next three years. The National Energy Regulator will hold its first public hearing in Cape

 The ANC says ignorance lies behind DA parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko's latest criticism of President Jacob Zuma. It has rejected her advice to Zuma to retract a remark that it is to the benefit of business to support the ANC

 Four men have been arrested for allegedly planning to hunt rhino in the Waterpoort area of Limpopo, near Makhado. Police say they acted on a tip-off and arrested the men during a joint operation by members of crime intelligence, organised

 Public hearings for the review of farmworkers' minimum wages continue in the Western Cape on Tuesday. The first hearing took place in Grabouw on Monday night and the second in Paarl on Tuesday. Hearings have been set down for De Doorns

The South African Institute of Race Relations said that every working person in South Africa supports themselves and on average three other people. A survey conducted by SAIRR shows that the general dependency has dropped among South Africans in

The ANC in the Eastern Cape said that a book chronicling the 100-year history of the organisation in the province will be released this week. ANC provincial spokesperson, Lubabalo Mabuyane, said a provincial website will also be launched on

Democratic Alliance parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko said President Jacob Zuma must retract his comments that businesses which support the ANC will prosper. Mazibuko said that she would be submitting parliamentary questions to Zuma so that

 A trade union and civil society coalition has vowed to protest against Eskom's proposed 16% electricity increase outside a public hearing in Cape Town this week. Metalworkers' union Numsa spokesperson Castro Ngobese said that they would