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The German art collector, who bought the painting of President Jacob Zuma with his genitals exposed, will not restore the work and will collect it in person. The Spear, by Brett Murray, was on exhibition in the Goodman Gallery in Rosebank when it

Science and Technology Minister, Naledi Pandor, says South Africa will see a raise in investments and an overall boost to the economy, after the announcement that the country and Australia will share the location for the world's most powerful radio

Two people have been killed and 13 injured in an accident between a taxi and a car on the N3 near Pinetown in Kwa Zulu Natal. ER24's Derrick Banks says the accident happened late on Friday. He says the cause of the accident is not known

Cuban vice president, Eteban Lazo, has called for an end to the economic blockade of her country. She was speaking at the opening session of the Global African Diaspora Summit in Sandton on Friday. Lazo told delegates that Cuba joins the

The Democratic Alliance has called on president Jacob Zuma to immediately fire suspended police commissoner, general Bheki Cele. This, in the wake of the findings of a Board of Inquiry which reportedly recommends that he be sacked. The

The National Press Club says the attacks by the ANC and government on the media are emotional, irrational and totally uncalled for. Press club chairperson, Yusuf Abramjee, was reacting to calls from ANC secretary-general, Gwede Mantashe and SACP

Government will brief the media on Friday, on the announcement about whether South Africa will host the multi-billion rand Square Kilometre Array space radio telescope project. The SKA organisation met in the Netherlands last month and decided

One of the men accused of defacing "The Spear" artwork said he did it to defuse a situation that could have turned into a race war. “It took me 15 seconds to destroy this insensitive artwork. We have a lot more to worry about in

Two illegal miners trapped in a disused goldmine in Johannesburg after a rockfall today, have been located. The men, both Zimbabweans, were part of a group mining illegally for gold in a disused shaft at Durban Deep on the West Rand. The