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President Jacob Zuma will lead South Africa's delegation to the sixty-seventh sitting of the United Nations General Assembly. The department of international relations says Zuma is scheduled to address the General Assembly on Tuesday afternoon

 An arrest warrant has been issued for expelled ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema and he is due to appear in a Polokwane court next week. "We were notified today that a warrant of arrest was issued for Mr Malema," Malema's

The investigation into the shootings at Lonmin's Marikana mine,in North West, will be completed within four months, Justice Minister Jeff Radebe said on Friday. "[President Jacob Zuma] has given very tight timeframes for this commission

President Jacob Zuma has authorised the deployment of the SA National Defence Force to support the police in Marikana in North West province. The order also extends to the deployment of SANDF members in other parts of the country where they may

The Constitutional Court set aside an interim order that put the Gauteng e-tolling project on review, in a judgment handed down on Thursday morning. Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke said this was because the high court had not considered the

South Africa's murder rate has dropped by 3.1% in the past financial year, Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa announced on Thursday. Releasing the 2011/12 annual crime statistics at Parliament,Mthethwa said in 2004/5 more than 18,000 people were

South African miners have welcomed a deal to end a weeks-long illegal strike that cost the lives of 45 people, but some observers worried the agreement would set a precedent. The National Union of Mineworkers said the wildcat strike at Lonmin's

 The suicide bomb attack that killed eight South Africans in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Tuesday has been described as "an unwarranted waste of life" by the African National Congress. Spokesperson Jackson Mthembu says these wanton and

Gauteng motorists will hear on Thursday whether e-tolling will go ahead. That's when the Constitutional Court is expected to decide whether to overturn an interim interdict preventing e-tolling. Earlier this year, the Pretoria High Court