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PRETORIA, May (ANA) - Government will engage ratings agency S&P Global on their areas of concern while taking steps to restore South Africa's investment grade credit rating - a top priority, the National Treasury said."Government notes

POLOKWANE, May (ANA) - Born and raised in the deep rural area of Tshilamba, outside Thohoyandou in Limpopo province, Tinyiko Gwambe, 22, has no limbs and is wheelchair-bound, but has never allowed her disability to stop her quest to be well educated

NEW YORK (AP) — Watching the stunning images of Harvey Weinstein walking into a courthouse Friday in handcuffs, a detective on each arm, Louisette Geiss still felt a shiver of fear in reaction to the man who, she says, once cornered her and

Eastern Cape Transport, Safety and Liaison MEC, Weziwe Tikana, has expressed shock and sadness following the deaths of eight people on the Eastern Cape roads since the beginning of the weekend. She said in a statement on Saturday morning that

The SA Federation of Trade Unions says its members will not sign the Public Service Salary Agreement in its current form.In a statement, Saftu said the agreement represents the continuing and protracting assault on workers' wages; condition of

JOHANNESBURG, May (ANA) - Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister, Dr. Zweli Mkhize, received an urgent request from the Auditor-General (AG) to urgently intervene and deal with the intimidation of audit managers at eThekwini and

JOHANNESBURG, May (ANA) - The Durban Regional Court has sentenced three men to 40 years imprisonment each for a farm attack in Umhlali last month, provincial police said on Friday.Police spokesperson Colonel Thembeka Mbhele said Michael Smangaliso

The 2018 Spar Kirkwood Wildsfees will offer festival-goers a wide range of entertainment with more than 30 of the country's top artists supported by local artists at this year's Festival.The 16th annual festival programme was officially

CAPE TOWN, May (ANA) - Violent and destructive protests would be avoided if state funds were spent in the service of ordinary South Africans, the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) said on Friday.This follows after Auditor-General, Kimi