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PRETORIA, November 13 (ANA) - The department of correctional services said former Paralympian, Oscar Pistorius was granted compassionate leave to attend a memorial service for his late grandfather on Tuesday.Correctional services spokesperson

The civil rights organisation AfriForum announced that Julius Malema and the EFF had paid them an amount of R126 703,59 after Judge Baqwa of the North Gauteng High Court had made a punitive cost order on the 12th September 2017.A warrant to seize

The North Gauteng high court on Tuesday granted a final order allowing an application by the South African Reserve Bank to liquidate the failed VBS Mutual Bank.In less than ten minutes, Judge Johan Louw instructed the immediate implementation of the

Nine men including a police captain and a constable will appear in the Boksburg magistrates court on Tuesday for allegedly hijacking a truck.Police Spokesperson Captain Mavela Masondo says the policemen were in full uniform escorting the truck in

The three men who kidnapped, raped and murdered student Hannah Cornelius and severely injured her friend, Cheslin Marsh, in Stellenbosch last year were handed life sentences by the Western Cape High Court on Monday.Vernon Witbooi, Geraldo Parsons

The Department of Health in KwaZulu Natal has called for calm after nearly a dozen people were hospitalised in Umhlanga with what appeared to be a Salmonella outbreak.The MEC for Health Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo said the bacteria was isolated to the one

Two lawyers and a retail manager from Kwazulu Natal appeared in the Commercial Crimes Court in Durban after they allegedly defrauded the estate of a deceased lady of nearly R78 million rand.The German woman was living with her employee at his Durban

The Minister of Finance Tito Mboweni, who planned to host a live Twitter question and answer session on Monday, postponed it, 15 minutes before it was due to start. The Q&A was to discuss the South African economy.[MobileAd]The DA, however

Passengers needing an Uber or Taxify ride on Monday have been warned to seek alternative transport.Drivers have likened their working conditions to slavery and will be downing tools on Monday.They want the public to be aware of the conditions they