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CAPE TOWN, May 21 (ANA) – The Democratic Alliance will ask Parliament’s chair of chairs Cedric Frolick to include an investigation into the most recent evidence of possible political interference in Eskom, this time by Duduzane Zuma, in

RUSTENBURG, May 21 (ANA) – It is necessary to give real content and meaning to the imperative of radical economic transformation to achieve inclusive growth, Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Sunday.Delivering the Moses Kotane memorial

CAPE TOWN, May 21 (ANA) – In partnership with 100 Resilient Cities (100RC) pioneered by the Rockefeller Foundation, the City of Cape Town has announced the appointment of Craig Kesson as its chief resilience officer (CRO), mayor Patricia de

JOHANNESBURG, May 21 (ANA) – The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) has agreed to prioritise an investigation into an allegedly corrupt City Power contractor in Eldorado Park, City of Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba said

No less than 51 tries scored in six matches played, the first red card and first draw of the tournament and a first win for the Toyota Free State XV highlighted week five of the SuperSport Rugby Challenge.The DHL Western Province team remains the

JOHANNESBURG, May 21 (ANA) – The South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) has called on police to exercise restraint during community protests.This follows the deaths of two Mpumalanga teenagers who were reportedly shot by a police

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says it aims to create more than 17-thousand work opportunities in the 2017/18 financial year.Member of the Mayoral Committee for Economic Development, Tourism and Agriculture, Andrew Whitfield says there is hope

Five teenage girls between the ages of 14 and 19, who were allegedly kidnapped, have been rescued from a house in Springs on the East Rand.The police's Thuvhulawi Thsilate says they received a tip-off that the young women were being kept as sex

Firms and industries in the Port Elizabeth area will be under the spotlight on Monday, when the Deputy Minister of Labour, Nkosi Holomisa, together with inspectors from the Department will conduct unannounced inspections at firms that persistently