Domestic

 Plans are underway for Durban to be the first South African city to generate electricity from the sea. The project involves using the fast flowing Agulhas current to power floating generators. Durban Investment Promotion Agency acting

 A woman has been shot dead in a farm attack outside Randfontein in Gauteng. Police spokesperson, Captain Appel Ernest, says the woman died at the scene from her injuries. The woman's children, aged three and five-years, were in the house

 Two people have been killed and a woman critically injured when their car was shot at in Msinga south of Dundee, in KwaZulu-Natal. Police spokesperson, Colonel Jay Naicker, says the vehicle was ambushed. The two deceased, a man and

 National Metalworkers Union of SA general secretary Irvin Jim has accused the Democratic Alliance of trying to undermine the ANC leadership. He was speaking at a Workers Day rally in the Northern Cape. Jim referred to the DA as a "

The fight against toll roads was the hot topic on Workers Day as Cosatu and the SA Communist Party promised to step up their campaign against the government's plan to implement an e-tolling system in Gauteng. Cosatu said it would continue its

President Jacob Zuma has sent his condolences to the family of former co-operative governance and traditional affairs minister, Sicelo Shiceka, who died at St Mary's private hospital in Mthatha on Monday morning, following a long illness

South Africa has lost a total of 199 rhinos to illegal killings since the beginning of the year. The Dept of Environmental Affairs says latest statistics indicate that the Kruger National Park is still the most targeted by poachers, having lost

 The Azanian People's Organisation (Azapo) believes the special remission of sentence announced by President Jacob Zuma is a tactic to free his former financial adviser Schabir Shaik. Azapo says it believes the blanket remission is only

The Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance says the next step in the legal battle against e-tolling will be to secure a full record of how the R20 billion decision came about. Outa chairperson, Wayne Duvenage says they are entitled to ask for the