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The Port Elizabeth Magistrate's Court has heard details of how internet porn addiction led a father of twin daughters into an international child pornography syndicate.35-year-old Jayde Sheldon from Westering was convicted of being part of the

CAPE TOWN, February 17 (ANA) – President Jacob Zuma has sent the Expropriation Bill back to the National Assembly for review, some 10 months after MPs approved it, his office said on Friday.Zuma confirmed last week in his state of the nation

Imran Tahir returned career-best figures for the Standard Bank Proteas in Twenty20 Internationals as they made a convincing start to their tour of New Zealand with a comprehensive, 78-run victory in their one-off clash in Auckland on Friday. 

Eastern Cape Premier, Phumulo Masualle, said the province lost around 3000 educators last year saying that the attrition rate in education and health was a major concern.Masualle was speaking to the media on Friday ahead of his 2017 State of the

The case against Babalwa Breakfast has been provisionally withdrawn in the Port Elizabeth Magistrate's Court, pending the outcome of the murder trial against Christopher Panayiotou and his two co-accused.Breakfast and her boyfriend Luthando

Responding to critics of the government’s drive for radical economic transformation, President Jacob Zuma on Thursday said they were bent on entrenching white privilege while the African National Congress itself had no racial prejudice.Calls

JOHANNESBURG, February 16 (ANA) – The National Treasury on Thursday came out very strongly against reported collusion by several banks implicated in alleged price fixing.This comes after the Competition Commission on Wednesday referred a

George police have arrested a suspect in connection with the rape and murder of five-year-old Natalie Baartman.Police spokesperson, Captain Malcolm Pojie, said “at this stage police can positively link the suspect” to the crime.The

JOHANNESBURG, February 16 (ANA) – The Deputy CEO of Afriforum, Ernst Roets, on Thursday said conferences such as the investigative hearing into racism on social media hosted by the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) were “a waste of time