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Cable thieves have caused a power disruption at the  Museum Africa in Johannesburg, mayoral committee member for community development Nonhlanhla Sifumba warned potential visitors on Saturday.Sifumba said she would like to notify the residents

The Eden District Municipality said there were currently 14 active fires being attended to by fire-fighters.In a statement on Saturday, the Municipality said that their Joint Operations Centre (JOC) was still activated with a follow-up JOC meeting

The South African Federation of Trade Unions (Saftu) has expressed anger at reports that the Independent Commission for the Remuneration of Public Office Bearers is recommending a four percent salary increase, backdated to April, for the highest

A 34-year-old former home affairs employee was arrested on Friday, for allegedly issuing fraudulent permits, the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (known as the Hawks) said.Spokesperson Captain Lloyd Ramovha said she was arrested by the

An energetic and vibey crowd of nearly 11 000 people took more than half an hour to stroll past the starting post in the annual Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer presented by the Eastern Cape Department of Health on Saturday, November 4.Faster walkers

A Durban metro policeman was injured when a car driver smashed into a roadblock set up on Umgeni Road near the Connaught Bridge on Friday night, paramedics said.Rescue Care paramedics arrived on the scene soon after 10 pm to find two badly damaged

WITBANK, November 3 (ANA) – African National Congress (ANC) Chief Whip in Parliament Jackson Mthembu and the Mpumalanga leadership of the ruling party’s three alliance partners on Friday, praised Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, saying

PARLIAMENT, November 3 (ANA) – A whistleblower on Friday told the parliamentary inquiry into Eskom the power utility settled a fraudulent invoice from Trillian for R30.6 million.Former Trillian Management Consulting (TMC) chief executive

JOHANNESBURG, November 3 (ANA) – The South African State Security Agency (SSA) has on Friday, issued investigative journalist and author Jacques Pauw and his publisher Tafelberg with a “cease and desist” order from publishing his