Domestic

President Jacob Zuma's approval rating fell to 46% in April, from a 55% high in February. Research company, TNS South Africa said today that the survey was conducted at a time when the e-tolling saga was at its height, concerns were mounting over

The Department of Home Affairs will intensify its efforts to eradicate the more than 29000 duplicate IDs in the week ahead, with the publication of the names of those affected, in more national newspapers. This comes within the context of the

KwaZulu-Natal Transport MEC Willies Mchunu says the three-year prison sentence of culpable homicide on Durban businessman, Sifiso Zulu, will serve as an important lesson to motorists. Mchunu says the department welcomes Zulu's imprisonment. He

Durban advocate, Mvuseni Ngubane has been found dead at his home in Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal. Police spokesperson, Lt-Col Vincent Mdunge says Ngubane was found with a gunshot wound to the head on Saturday afternoon. He says there was a pistol

South Africa and Zimbabwe signed a memorandum of understanding on Saturday, furthering tourism opportunities between the two countries. The Department of Tourism says both countries acknowledge the contribution that tourism makes in growing their

Convicted  Durban businessman Sifiso Zulu, reported at the Westville prison on Saturday, to start a three-year sentence for culpable homicide. He was expected to report to prison on Friday, following the Pietermaritzburg High Court's

The Democratic Alliance says the ANC has turned from a party of liberation into one that facilitates a criminal state. DA MP Wilmot James made the remark at a rally against the Protection of State Information Bill in Port Elizabeth on Saturday

Cape Town disaster risk management centre says salvaging operations of a 50 metre Japanese fishing trawler, that ran aground at First Beach in Clifton  yesterday, will resume on Sunday. Spokesperson, Wilfred Solomons-Johannes says the

A 50 metre fishing trawler ran aground at First Beach in Clifton, Cape Town on Saturday morning. The National Sea Rescue Institutesays all people aboard are safe at this stage, but with an incoming tide, that may change. NSRI