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The South African National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) on Tuesday urged ANN7 journalists who were threatened while doing their job to report the incident to the police.Sanef said it received a report of verbal attacks and threats of physical harm

Two Chinese abalone smugglers have been sentenced to an effective two years behind bars.They were handed a sentence of five years imprisonment, of which three were suspended for five years. The Khayelitsha Priority Court also fined them R1 million

Hundreds of people gathered at Vuyisile Mini Square in front of Port Elizabeth City Hall on Tuesday to call for President Jacob Zuma to resign.The gathering was organised by Save South Africa, which said they're also busy organising a big march

Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba on Tuesday said he was informed of Standard and Poor’s (S&P) Global’s decision to cut South Africa’s sovereign credit rating to junk status last week, on his first day as finance minister.&ldquo

Cosatu says it's committed to it's alliance with the ANC, despite it's call for President Jacob Zuma to step down.Addressing the media on Tuesday, Cosatu called on the ANC's National Working Commitee to provide guidance on the

 Algoa FM is proud to announce that it is a finalist for the coveted Radio Station of the Year title as revealed by the Liberty Radio Awards in Johannesburg this morning.Other commercial radio contenders include: Kaya FM, Power FM, Jacaranda 94

The GLAAD Media Awards honour media for their fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and the issues that affect their lives.Here are the 2017 winners:Outstanding Film (Wide Release

Government assures all South Africans that Friday, 7th April, is a normal working day.We have noted social media messages which call for a shutdown of the country on Friday. The call made in these messages can have unexpected consequences especially

Dawie Roodt, a leading economist, feels other ratings agencies are likely to downgrade South Africa in the same way that Standard and Poor's did on Monday.Roodt added that it would take South Africa two years to regain its investment status.He