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Parliament's Joint Constitutional Review Committee has resolved to go on an extensive public participation process in order to review Section 25 of the Constitution in order for the state to expropriate land without compensation.The committee

The South African Police Union (SAPU) on Wednesday criticised recent top brass police appointments saying they were patronage awards to those loyal to national police commissioner General Khehla Sitole.SAPU said it would like to send "a stern

A 38-year-old woman has been arrested in Veeplaas, Port Elizabeth for being in possession of more than R100 000 worth of stolen property as well as R10 000 worth of dagga.Police Captain Andre Beetge says Kwazakele Police and Crime Intelligence

CAPE TOWN, March  (ANA) - The ruling on whether Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille’s disciplinary hearing by her political party the Democratic Alliance (DA) can be open to the public and the media will be made on Thursday.“There

KIGALI, March (ANA) - KIGALI, March 20 (ANA) - South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday strongly punted the idea of creating a single homogeneous currency for African countries in a bid to attract infrastructure investment and enable ease

NGCOBO, March (ANA) - Six men appeared in the Ngcobo Magistrate's Court on Tuesday, in connection with the shooting of five police officers.Five of the men -- Lwandiso Phoswa, Zuko Makepula, Thulani Mrwetyana, Loyiso Buhlungu, and Mawande

PARLIAMENT, March (ANA) - Parliament's standing committee on finance on Tuesday welcomed the suspension of South African Revenue Service (Sars) commissioner Tom Moyane, saying a disciplinary inquiry against him should be "fair, swift and

PARLIAMENT, March (ANA) - Members of Parliament's standing committee on finance on Tuesday said they were not convinced by assurances that allegations against Capitec are unfounded and called for a proper investigation to protect the bank&apos

PORT ELIZABETH, March (ANA) - African National Congress (ANC) councillor in Nelson Mandela Bay, Andile Lungisa, who is charged with assault to cause grievous bodily harm, contradicted himself when recounting what happened during a violent Council