Domestic

The Freedom Front Plus says it is shocked about the agreement which the ANC government yesterday entered into, to give economic assistance to a communist state such as Cuba. South Africa has formalised a 350 million rand economic aid

The Asset Forfeiture Unit has obtained a restraint order of 2.1 million rand against a doctor and two others accused of defrauding the Compensation Fund. National Prosecuting Authority spokesperson, Mtunzi Magha, says the order was granted

Mr Speaker. The state of the nation is precarious. We have such wealth, but we have so much poverty. The inequality is quite simply unsustainable. Something has to give. So what, you may ask, is the plan? In November, the National Planning

Two Automated Teller Machines were bombed in Goodwood, Cape Town, this morning. Police spokesperson, captain Frederick van Wyk, says an explosion was heard around ten past three this morning and shortly afterwards a second blast went off. He

Six people have been diagnosed with malaria in Tshwane without visiting malaria areas. The National Institute for Communicable Diseases says the most likely explanation for this was that malaria mosquitoes had travelled with holidaymakers

A male nurse has been fired for allegedly raping a patient suffering from depression in a Potchefstroom hospital in North West province. Health MEC Magoma Masike said the man had been found guilty following a disciplinary process and was then

Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula has sent condolences to the Egyptian government after the deaths of 71 people in violence at a soccer match. Mbalula said it was disheartening to witness such horrific and horrendous actions in the name of sport

The injury count following a gas explosion in a restaurant at the Festival Mall in Kempton Park has risen to 23. Paramedics said three workers are still in a serious condition while the others were treated for minor injuries. The explosion took

The fraud and corruption trial of Northern Cape ANC leader John Block and former senior Sol Plaatje municipal officials, has been  postponed to April next year. Block and his co-accused face charges of fraud, corruption and contravening the