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PORT ELIZABETH, April 12 (ANA) – The case against two Port Elizabeth brothers, who allegedly instructed a 12-year-old boy to light a fire cracker which later exploded in his face, has been dropped.Sebastian and Demane Pillay were back in the

President Jacob Zuma lamented his pensioner days ahead and told African National Congress (ANC) gathered at his 75th birthday celebrations in Soweto on Wednesday, that he would resign if asked to do so by the governing party.Speaking mainly in

CAPE TOWN, April 12 (ANA) – The South African Police Service (Saps) on Wednesday said it would boost the number of officers visible on the country’s streets over the coming weekend to ensure citizens enjoy a “well-deserved Easter

Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Police says the ball is now in the hands of the Minister of Police to ensure leadership stability at the Hawks.This after Pretoria High Court dismissed an application by Major General Berning Ntlemeza for

South African opposition parties must build on the success of Wednesday’s “National Day of Action” protest and sync their efforts to oust President Jacob Zuma, Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema told thousands of

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality will give 15 million rand to EP Rugby to cover the Union's liquidation debt, despite an objection by Deputy executive mayor, Mongameli Bobani.DA Councillor, Andrew Whitfield, sought approval for the payment

Parliament says its up to the DA, which tabled a motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma, to withdraw the motion.This, after other opposition parties asked that the vote set for next Tuesday be postponed pending a Constitutional Court

An extensive red tide has made its appearance in Algoa Bay.Tommy Bornmann, who is a plankton scientist at SAEON - the SA Environmental Observation Network -  based at the Ocean Sciences Campus of NMMU, says he observed the Red Tide as he flew

The Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Transport, says she's concerned about the bus strike, just days before the Easter weekend."The national bus strike is set to inconvenience the country in proportions not witnessed before. A lot