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The Democratic Alliance has given president Jacob Zuma three days to answer for the public expenditure on his private resident at Nkandla in Kwazulu Natal. DA leader, Helen Zille, and a few senior leaders attempted to visit Zuma’s home on

1-Time customers, who booked their airtickets through Absa and Standard Bank will get refunds. Absa's Arrie Rautenbach says in order to make customers' lives easier, all 1-Time purchases made with Absa-issued cards will be refunded. Standard

Police on Sunday morning prevented Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille and her entourage from approaching President Jacob Zuma's homestead in Nkandla. Sapa reports that about 700m from where the DA was stopped, police in riot gear were trying

Thirteen people believed to be members of a dagga syndicate have been arrested near Upington in the Northern Cape. Hawks spokesperson, Captain Paul Ramaloko says they found the suspects in possession of dagga worth R2.6 million in Kakamas near

The SA Communist Party says Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille's planned inspection of President Jacob Zuma's home in Nkandla is nothing more than part of a racist right wing agenda. SACP spokesperson, Malesela Maleka says Zille will have to

Low cost carrier 1time Airline announced on Friday, 2 November 2012 that it has applied for business liquidation, and that all of its operations have been grounded with immediate effect. Although filing and operating under Business Rescue since

 The Labour Appeal Court has ruled that the SA Police Service was justified in denying promotion to a police captain because she was white. Judge Basheer Wagley said the court upheld the SAPS's appeal against a 2010 Labour Court ruling

 A search is underway for a small aircraft that is missing Mozambique's remote northwest, with fears growing about the fate of its occupants. The aircraft -- a Beechcraft 58 -- had two people on board, and was travelling from Malawi en route

 Lonmin Platinum has put unions on notice that it is contemplating restructuring, which could include retrenchments. This was confirmed by company spokesperson, Barnard Mokwena. The notice to unions said the number of employees who might