Domestic

JOHANNESBURG, March (ANA) - Embattled South African food company Tiger Brands on Monday, said that it would take steps to consider and address any valid claims which may be made against it over the deaths of more than 180 people due to the outbreak

CAPE TOWN, March (ANA) - The department of water and sanitation (DWS) on Monday said it will be engaging in public awareness activities throughout the country as it celebrates national water month.According to DWS, under the theme "Access to

JOHANNESBURG, March (ANA) - Former Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini, under whom millions of beneficiaries faced the possibility of not receiving their social grants, should shoulder the responsibility of the SA Social Services Agency

Retired deputy chief justice Dikgang Moseneke has ordered the Gauteng department of health to pay R1.2 million in damages to each of the families who lost loved ones during the botched transfer of patients from Life Esidemeni to unregistered non

Former Gauteng MEC, Qedani Mahlangu, has been labelled a liar by Justice Dikgang Moseneke who presented his findings on the Life Esidemeni tragedy.In his 200-page judgment, the former Deputy Chief Justice described Mahlangu as the chief commander of

JOHANNESBURG, March  (ANA) - Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga on Monday called for an urgent meeting with provincial MECs of education and heads of departments to discuss school infrastructure and find ways of accelerating the

Enduring pay disparities between males and females mean that many women in South Africa are not able to retire comfortably, a report by investment firm 10X Investment shows.In a report released last week, 10X Investments said 32 percent of female

Five people were killed and a number of others injured on Monday morning when two minibus taxis and a truck collided on Nandi Drive in Durban.According to Garrith Jamieson of Rescue Care Paramedics, two taxis and a truck had collided, with one taxi

Officials from the departments of correctional services and home affairs have been arrested for illegally releasing at least 36 parolees from foreign countries including Brazil and Zimbabwe.The culprits flouted the South African law which requires