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PARLIAMENT, May (ANA) - Three contentious labour bills giving effect to a national minimum wage in South Africa and the introduction of a requirement that trade unions institute a secret ballot before deciding on strike action were passed in the

JOHANNESBURG, May (ANA) - The African National Congress (ANC) leaders have agreed that expropriation of land without compensation should go ahead as recommended by the party's land summit, although there is no clear modality on how it would be

Eastern Cape police have re-arrested four of the eight awaiting trial prisoners who escaped from the Mount Frere police station earlier this month.Provincial police spokesperson, Captain Khaya Tonjeni, says the rearrests were made between Saturday

Two brothers from St Francis Bay appeared in court on Tuesday on charges of cultivating and the possession of dagga.Police spokesperson, Sergeant Majola Nkohli, Michael Hill (38) and Jonathan Hill (30), were granted bail of R1000 each.They were

17-year-old Port Elizabeth singer, Nolene Spinks, will launch her much-awaited EP record, Glow at Word of Faith Christian Centre on Sunday, 3 June at 7pm. Entrance to the event is free.Glow is comprised of five tracks, three of them having been

PARLIAMENT, May (ANA) - Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) chairman Glen Mashinini told MPs on Tuesday they were in discussions with President Cyril Ramaphosa over setting a date for the country's sixth democratic elections set to take

United Democratic Movement (UDM) leader Bantu Holomisa is demanding answers from Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor Athol Trollip as to why he "used" a PricewaterhouseCoopers report to tarnish the name of the UDM and its councillor and

Mozambique police were due to hold a news conference on Tuesday following the beheading of ten people, including children, over the weekend in a village in northern Mozambique in an attack blamed on suspected Islamists.The attack occurred in Monjane

Eastern Cape COGTA MEC Fikile Xasa has welcomed the decision by President Cyril Ramaphosa to give the Special investigation Unit the go-ahead to investigate maladministration allegations relating to former President Nelson Mandela's funeral