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PORT ELIZABETH, May 12 (ANA) – The Sharks travel to Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth this weekend, wary of the improving Kings side, who will be looking to prevail over the Sharks on Saturday for their fourth consecutive Super

JOHANNESBURG, May 12 (ANA) – President Jacob Zuma is behind Brian Molefe’s return to Eskom to ensure that the controversial Gupta family continues to benefit from Eskom coal contracts, the SA Communist Party (SACP) said on Friday.&ldquo

Eskom in the Eastern Cape has initiated its emergency preparedness protocol due to the alert of extreme weather conditions that will affect the province this weekend.Provincial spokesperson for Eskom Ntosh Mafumbatha said there are areas that will

JOHANNESBURG, May 12 (ANA) – The case against the man accused of killing and then burning the body of Karabo Mokoena was postponed in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on Friday.Sandile Mantswe, 27, made his first appearance in court

An Immigration officer testified in court on Friday at the bail hearing of controversial Pastor Tim Omotoso.Ivan Klaasen from the Department of Home Affairs told the court that the pastor was in South Africa illegaly.In his sworn affidavit he told

CAPE TOWN, May 12 (ANA) – Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown said on Friday she had endorsed the Eskom board’s decision to ask former CEO Brian Molefe to return to the utility to serve out the remainder of his contract and defended

Port Elizabeth police are investigating a case of robbery after a couple was attacked in their home in Seaview on Thursday night.Captain Sandra Janse van Rensburg says the 52-year-old man and his 45-year-old wife were sleeping with the sliding door

A 41-year-old Eastern Cape woman has been sentenced to 8 years imprisonment by the Port Elizabeth Commercial Crime's court for defrauding her former employer of 737-thousand rand.Captain Anelisa  Feni of the Hawks says Nokuthula Mpati

Solidarity on Friday, which is opposed to “populist race rhetoric”, said it had lodged a “collective complaint” backed by 405,000 South Africans, with the UN’s Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD