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CAPE TOWN, September 25 (ANA) – The Federation of Unions of South Africa (Fedusa) on Monday called for urgent action to stop criminality on trains, including the reintroduction of the Railway Police.In a statement, Fedusa said decisive action

CAPE TOWN, September 25 (ANA) – Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba on Monday, rubbished claims that he would use funds from the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) to bail out South Africa’s failing state-owned enterprises.Responding to

Eastern Cape Transport MEC, WezieweTikana, will this week showcase road safety projects implemented in line with the Expanded Public Works Programme. This, as the country celebrates theExpanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) month. &ldquo

JOHANNESBURG, September 25 (ANA) – President Jacob Zuma is expected to attend the inauguration of Angolan president-elect, João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço, the Presidency said on Monday.“South Africa and the Republic

It's been a dark long weekend on South Africa's roads with no fewer than 40 people losing their lives in crashes countrywide.At least 10 people were killed in accident in the Eastern Cape.  This includes the horror accident on the R75

A South African Rugby World Cup in 2023 would be an unbeatable triple-win, the World Rugby Council was told in London on Monday, when SA Rugby made their case to host the 10th Rugby World Cup tournament.A South African Rugby World Cup would be a win

There were a few notable exclusions when Southern Kings Head Coach Deon Davids announced his squad for their upcoming GUINNESPRO 14 championship tour of Europe. The absence of first-choice flyhalf and playmaker Kurt Coleman was not unexpected since

(KNYSNA) Robert Hobson (Flandria Cycles) won the 18th Buco Lions Karoo to Coast Mountain Bike Challenge in emphatic style on Sunday after making a solo break with about 40kms to go. It was the 19-year-old from Stellensbosch’s first attempt at

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is assured of a fourth term in office after her Christian Democratic Union won a projected 32 percent of the votes cast in Sunday’s parliamentary elections, but will have to contend with the far-right entering