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President Jacob Zuma paid a whistle-stop visit to Nelson Mandela Bay where he met religious leaders and ANC branch members.Zuma began his visit in Zwide for a private meeting with the Ministers Fraternal, Inter-denominational African Ministers

Port Elizabeth church leader, Bishop Samuel Banzana, will spend his first night behind bars on Thursday night after being jailed for 12 years for fraud.He was also denied leave to appeal in the city's Commercial Crimes Court.Bishop Banzana was

PARLIAMENT, September 14 (ANA) – MPs have given Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba seven days to provide it with proof that South African Airways (SAA) chairwoman Dudu Myeni was reappointed to the board legally.In a statement by Yunus Carrim

Soveriegn Foods in Uitenhage has announced that it has detected avian influenza at a single layer house on a farm that forms part of the company's Uitenhage operations.In a SENS announce to the JSE on Thursday, Sovereign Food Investments

BLOEMFONTEIN, September 14 (ANA) – The Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein on Thursday reserved judgement after President Jacob Zuma’s lawyers admitted that the quashing of hundreds of criminal charges against him were &ldquo

Southern Kings Head Coach Deon Davids made few changes to his squad for Saturday’s first Guinness Pro14 home fixture against Irish side Leinster.Michael Wilemse will once again have the honours of leading the Southern Kings onto the field for

Eastern Cape police have arrested four suspects for the murder of two elderly women in Tsomo in August.Police spokesperson, Captain Namhla Mdleleni, said that a task team established to investigate the murders, made the breakthrough on Wednesday

A 39-year-old man is due to appear in court in East London for the second time on Friday in connection with fraud amounting to R12m.Arshad Mohamed made his first appearance before the East London Magistrate court on Wednesday following his arrest

BLOEMFONTEIN, September 14 (ANA) – The so-called “spy tapes” came under discussion in the second session of President Jacob Zuma and the National Prosecuting Authority’s application for leave to appeal the High Court ruling