Domestic

JOHANNESBURG, July (ANA) -  The South African government is working hard to create a dynamic and enabling business environment to promote greater productive investment in the economy, President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday.In a speech

CAPE TOWN, July  (ANA) - SA Express will be ready to fly as soon as the final phase of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) process to re-certify the airline for operation, which begins on Thursday, is complete, SAX said in a statement.On May 24

DURBAN, July (ANA) – Two stores in the Durban area were on the receiving end of bomb hoaxes on Thursday, increasing tensions amongst residents following the discovery of several incendiary devices over the last week.-The Cornubia Mall

JOHANNESBURG, July (ANA) - More effort is needed to find the remaining 20 missing Life Esidimeni patients, including publication of their names and photographs, Jack Bloom, Democratic Alliance MPL in Gauteng, said on Thursday. “I am

CAPE TOWN, July (ANA) - The Guguletu Fire Station in Cape Town was set alight by protesters, the City of Cape Town Fire and Rescue said on Thursday.Firefighters vacated the premises and had to remain in the drill yard until Metro Police and Law

JOHANNESBURG, July 12 (ANA) - The Culpable homicide case against Duduzane Zuma, the son of former president Jacob Zuma, was on Thursday postponed by the Randburg Magistrate's Court, after a brief hearing, to the 23rd of August for disclosure

JOHANNESBURG, July (ANA) - Wage negotiations in South Africa's gold sector got underway between unions and producers on Wednesday.Negotiations in respect of wages and other conditions of employment between gold producers -- AngloGold Ashanti

CAPE TOWN, July (ANA) - South African Tourism Minister Derek Hanekom on Tuesday threw his weight behind calls for sanitary pads to be VAT-exempt.Hanekom was speaking during a visit by hundreds of pupils from schools across the country to Parliament

JOHANNESBURG, July (ANA)- The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has distanced itself from a "fake news article" which claims that the agency accidentally paid 17,000 illegal immigrants from Zimbabwe.The article has been on