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CAPE TOWN, July  (ANA) - Cape Town is currently experiencing the much awaited and needed rain, but the heavy downpour has caused flooding of many roads across the city, mayoral committee member for transport and urban development Brett Herron

 Two suspects will appear in the Wepener Magistrate’s Court this week for the double murder of a farming couple. Police spokesperson, SergeantMosili Ntsika, said that the men were arrested in Weppener on Saturday for the murder of a

Parliament’s Joint Constitutional Review Committee moves to Mpumalanga on Monday to continue the public hearings on the possible amendment to Section 25 of the Constitution dealing with property rights.The Review Committee, made up of members

The price of petrol will go up by between 23 cents and 26 cents a litre from Wednesday, according to the Department of Energy.In a statement on Sunday, Energy Minister Jeff Radebe said that the price of diesel will increase by 24c and 26c a litre

DURBAN, July (ANA) - Nine people were injured when the boat they were on ran aground near the Ski Boat Club on Durban's beachfront on Saturday night, paramedics said.Rescue Care paramedics arrived on the scene at about 8 pm and found the boat

PRETORIA, June (ANA) - This week's South African investment mission to India, which ended on Saturday, has been very successful, Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Bulelani Magwanishe said.The mission was part of government’s investment

CAPE TOWN, June (ANA) - A South African man will attempt a world record 11,000km solo jet ski trip from Norway to Greece to raise funds for people with disabilities to commemorate Mandela Day."Commemorating 100 years of greatness has to be

JOHANNESBURG, June (ANA) - President Cyril Ramaphosa will travel to Nouakchott, the capital city of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, to represent South Africa at the 31st Ordinary Session of the Assembly of African Union (AU) Heads of State and

PARLIAMENT, June (ANA) - South Africa's Parliament on Friday said it had been alerted to "verbally abusive and racist phone calls" being made to officials assisting the legislature's committee looking at a possible review of