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CAPE TOWN, April 28 (ANA) – Africa’s drive to generate inclusive economic growth and the leadership this requires will be the focus of the 27th World Economic Forum on Africa, taking place in Durban, South Africa, from 3 to 5 May.The

COLIGNY, April 28 (ANA) – It will take at least two years for business in the small town of Coligny in the North West to recover after violent protests, a businessman said on Friday.“We are struggling already. It will take a year and a

PRETORIA, April 28 (ANA) – President Jacob Zuma, in his capacity as Grand Patron of the National Orders, on Friday bestowed awards on a long list of South African and foreign recipients at a prestigious event held at the Sefako Makgatho

PORT ELIZABETH, April 28 (ANA) – The man who allegedly sourced a hitman to kidnap and kill schoolteacher Jayde Panayiotou, received deaths threats while in police custody, the Port Elizabeth High Court heard on Friday.Investigating officer in

COLIGNY, April 28 (ANA) – Two white farmers accused of killing a 12-year-old boy appeared briefly in the Coligny Magistrate’s Court in the North West on Friday.The case against Pieter Doorewaard and Phillip Schutte was postponed to May 9

The Nuclear Energy Corporation says there's been an over-reaction to the Western Cape High Court ruling setting aside South Africa's current nuclear contracts.Necsa chairperson, Dr Kelvin Kemm, said Friday that they are studying the

New EP rugby boss, Andre' Rademan, said he would do everything in his power to secure the Southern Kings continued participation in Super Rugby.In a brief statement on Friday afternoon Rademan rubbished an earlier media report suggesting that

ANC president Jacob Zuma will be at Cosatu's May Day rally in Mangaung on Monday.The ruling party said Friday that senior party officials will fan out across the country to attend Workers Day rallies in several parts of the country.Zuma is

JOHANNESBURG, April 26 (ANA) – The State is questioning the mental history of a man who was allegedly plotting to assassinate South African government officials perceived as beneficiaries of state capture, including cabinet ministers, members