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The presidency says it will study today's ruling by the Constitutional Court declaring the appointment of national prosecution's boss Menzi Simelane, invalid. However, Constitutional Court judge, Zac Yacoob, says just because Simelane's

 Two clothing employers have reportedly been arrested for allegedly pointing rifles at female workers who are on a protected strike. The SA Clothing and Textile Workers Union says the incident happened in Qwa Qwa in the Free State. The

National Director of Public Prosecutions Menzi Simelane's appointment was unconstitutional, the Constitutional Court ruled on Friday. Judge Zak Yacoob said President Jacob Zuma's appointment of Simelane was invalid. "The requirement that

The number of farm attacks per 100 000 farmers and their families is comparable to the number of criminal attacks per 100 000 people in the general population. That's according to an analysis of data on farm attacks conducted by the South African

A former professional hunter has been fined R50 000 by the Pietermaritzburg Regional Court for nine offences involving protected game. Thirty-two-year-old Gerald Conway pleaded guilty to trafficking crocodiles and a lioness to be hunted. He

 The performance monitoring and evaluation department has started a programme of unannounced visits to public service institutions. Minister in the Presidency Collins Chabane says the objectives are to collect evidence on the quality of

 Talks to end the violent truck drivers' strike collapsed late on Thursday, when unions rejected a third offer by the Road Freight Employers' Association. A spokesperson for the association, Magretia Brown-Engelbrecht, has accused Satawu of

Condolences poured in on Thursday for struggle veteran Zwelakhe Sisulu, who died in his sleep at his home on Thursday morning. "The Sisulu family is deeply saddened to advise of the untimely passing of Zwelakhe Sisulu, third son of Walter

Tensions rose in mines across South Africa on Wednesday with outbreaks of violence and new wildcat strikes being reported. Thousands of striking workers at Gold Fields KDC West Mine, in Carletonville, gathered with sticks, pipes and axes on a