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JOHANNESBURG, July 22 (ANA) – The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) has called on the South African Police Service (SAPS) management to ensure that emergency number 10111 workers are paid fairly.“At least 5000 call

BURGERSFORT, July 22 (ANA) – Limpopo police achieved a major breakthrough in the fight against illegal mining when two alleged kingpins were arrested by members the police organised crime unit on Friday night, Limpopo police said.The two

The civil rights organisation AfriForum on Tuesday released a report that sets out the origin as well as the cause of the devastating Knysna fires. The report was drafted by the forensic scientist Dr David Klatzow, who was commissioned by

CAPE TOWN, July 22 (ANA) – Opposition parties have expressed concern at new allegations regarding new acting South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) CEO Pearl Bhengu. “After less than a week at the helm of Sassa, a number of

A man in his early fifties was found guilty in the Oudtshoorn Regional Court on Friday on several charges including that of rape and sexual assault.The accused, Donald Smit, was arrested in Mossel Bay in 2012 after he repeatedly raped two 12-year

JOHANNESBURG, July 21 (ANA) – The Portfolio Committee on Economic Development on Friday, welcomed the investigation by the Competition Commission into data costs in the country that are among the highest in the world. Economic Development

A memorial service will be held in Fort Beaufort next week for slain council Speaker, Thozama Njobe.The service will take place at the Cape College of Education in the town on Tuesday.The Raymond Mhlaba Local Municipality councillor was shot last

JOHANNESBURG, July 21 (ANA) – The South African Revenue Services (Sars) on Friday, said customs officials and drug detector dogs at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg intercepted 26kg of cocaine cosmetics estimated at around R7.4

Parliament's portfolio committee on Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries has welcomed a US court ruling ordering Cape Town businessman, Arnold Bengis, to pay the government 37 million dollars for illegally harvesting West Coast rock lobster