Domestic

Transnet National Ports Authority has announced the appointment of Herbert Msagala as General Manager: Port Operations. The appaointment is effective from June 1. Msagala will be tasked with the responsibility of providing effective and

Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela says a united front, underpinned by a sound integrity framework, incorporating the rule of law, freedom of expression, an unwavering commitment to public accountability and transparency is fundamental for

 Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi has warned the ANC and trade unions that the Democratic Alliance could challenge the ruling alliance's power in 2019. Speaking at a Numsa conference in Durban, Vavi said the fact that the DA had

The ANC's charm offensive towards Afrikaners has been slammed by critics, who say the party is encouraging and underwriting tribal divisions in SA. As the ANC again courted Afrikaner groups this week, this time a farmers’ grouping, its

 The Western Cape Education Department says its preparing to deliver about 1.6 million textbooks needed for the 2013 school year. Western Cape Education Minister, Donald Grant says his department is also planning to provide the textbooks

The Competition Tribunal has confirmed a settlement agreement with SA Airways. In terms of the settlement agreement, the national carrier will pay an administrative penalty of R18m, which is 2.5% of its combined turnover derived from its

AfriForum and TAU SA are preparing to lay charges against ANC Youth League deputy president Ronald Lamola over comments he made about land reform. AfriForum's Willie Spies says they intend to lay charges against Lamola at both the Equality Court

ANC treasurer-general Matthews Phosa says South Africans must debate possible changes to the Constitution as it is not perfect. However, he said the Constitution should not be changed for narrow political interests. Addresssing the SA National

 Western Cape Transport Minister, Robin Carlisle says he will be joining his Gauteng counterpart in taking tough action against long distance bus operators. This, after Gauteng Transport MEC, Ismail Vadi, laid charges against SA Roadlink