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Police in the Free State are investigating the deaths of 23 people who were pulled from a mine in Welkom.Police spokesperson Colonel Thandi Mbambo said police were investigation a case of inquest following the retrieval of the 11 bodies from the

The violence associated with service delivery protests in South Africa could perhaps be linked to the violent nature of protests during the struggle against apartheid, State Security Minister David Mahlobo said on Tuesday.Tabling his department

NMMU and Southern Kings winger Yaw Penxe is fired up for the next challenge in his burgeoning rugby career as he contemplates turning out for the Junior Springboks when the U20 World Championship kicks off this month.The 20-year-old Madibaz player

Former State Prosecutor Advocate Gerrie Nel says more court cases should be televised as was the case with the Oscar Pistorius trial.Nel was a guest speaker at a business breakfast in Port Elizabeth on Tuesday morning where he spoke about his new

SA Rugby Sevens Academy player, Marco Labuschagne, has joined the Springbok Sevens team in London for this weekend's HSBC London Sevens after Tim Agaba was ruled out because of a knee injury he sustained in Paris last weekend.Agaba will be

The Southern Kings will be without the influential Chris Cloete this weekend when they take on the Brumbies in a Vodacom Super Rugby encounter at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.The flanker has been one of the key members in the Southern Kings side

Port Elizabeth detectives are seeking the community's assistance following two separate murders in Bethelsdorp and Walmer on Monday night.Colonel Priscilla Naidu said in the first incident, the body of a 29-year-old man was found lying in a

Police on Tuesday said four men had been taken into custody for questioning in relation to the murder case of former Generations actor and Jozi FM DJ, Mandla Hlatshwayo.Hlatshwayo, 40, and his friend Oupa “Chom Chom” Duma were gunned

Journalists and delegates gathered at the Cape Town International Convention Centre on Tuesday were disappointed, if not terribly surprised, at the last minute by news that Brian Molefe, the newly returned Eskom chief executive, would not be opening