Domestic

PARLIAMENT, September (ANA) - Police Minister Bheki Cele on Tuesday said he was putting the heads of the SA Police Service (Saps) management team on the block following dismal crime statistics showing another upward trend in the murder rate in South

Five Eastern Cape police stations, including two in Nelson Mandela Bay, are among the countries top thirty police stations with the highest murder rates.This is according to the 2017 / 2018 crime statistics released today by Major-General Norman

JOHANNESBURG, September (ANA) - Former minister of public enterprises Barbara Hogan will take the stand on Wednesday at the commission of inquiry into state capture.Hogan's name came up at the inquiry during ex-MP Vytjie Mentor's evidence

DURBAN, September (ANA) - Planning for licensing of Fifth Generation (5G) wireless technology in South Africa is underway, but no definitive timelines have been set, according to the minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services, Siyabonga

JOHANNESBURG, September (ANA) - Former president Jacob Zuma, ANC secretary Ace Magashule and others who are alleged to have attended secret meetings in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, plotting to remove President Cyril Ramaphosa as head of the governing

JOHANNESBURG, September (ANA) - The son of former president Jacob Zuma, Duduzane, has decided to testify and give his side of the story at the state capture commission it emerged on Monday.Head of the commission's legal team, Paul Pretorius

JOHANNESBURG, September (ANA) - The two Gupta-owned media outlets, ANN7 television news channel and The New Age newspaper, received R260 million from South African government departments, with R248 million of the amount having gone to the newspaper

COPE President Mosioua Lekota will have to explain to his executive why he held a media briefing on Monday with the civil rights organisation, Afriforum, without their knowledge.In a joint statement, Lekota and Afriforum called on South Africans to

JOHANNESBURG, September (ANA) - The fugitive Gupta brothers - Ajay, Rajesh and Atul - will have to submit affidavits regarding their refusal to travel to South Africa to testify at the commission of inquiry into state capture, inquiry chairman