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Parliament said that appropriate security would be provided to ANC MP, Dr Makhosi Khoza, who had received death threats for calling on President Jacob Zuma to step down.Dr Khoza said recently that her family had also been threatenedafter she spoke

A new bill aimed at regulating customary male initiation is close to reaching Parliament for processing, Deputy Traditional Affairs Minister Oped Bapela said on Thursday.Briefing journalists on the department of cooperative governance and

JOHANNESBURG, MAY 18 (ANA) – The Minister of Trade and Industry Rob Davies on Thursday said he has learnt of the announcement by General Motors (GM) South Africa (Pty)Ltd to cease some of their operations in South Africa with “regret and

JOHANNESBURG, May 18 (ANA) – The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) postponed the external disciplinary hearing against its former chief operating office Hlaudi Motsoeneng, the public broadcaster said on Thursday.SABC spokesperson

President Jacob Zuma on Thursday visited the family of three-year-old Courtney Pieters who was found murdered and buried in a shallow grave in Elsies River recently.Zuma and his entourage was greeted by throngs of people outside the Pieters family

Rampant corruption driven by efforts to capture all apparatus of the State and a Cabinet with “a diminishing integrity” are pushing South Africa to the brink of becoming a mafia state, with no point of return, the SA Council of Churches

Police arrested three suspects and recovered a 9mm pistol in Bethelsdorp, Port Elizabeth.Police spokesperson, Colonel Priscilla Naidu, said members of the PE Flying Squad were patrolling in Standford road on Thursday when they noticed a white Nissan

Jennifer Lawrence has acknowledged that a tabloid site’s video of her dancing on a stripper pole is the real thing, but the actress says she’s not sorry about it.The video posted by Radar Online on Wednesday shows Lawrence dancing on a

The Integrated Public Transport Service (IPTS) of the Metro, which is to usher the public transport service known as Libhongolethu, undertook to run a programme with the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University’s Business School - which will