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The Department of Environmental Affairs' said its Working on Fire programme has had a busy week.This, as it continued to provide wildland firefighting assistance to fire authorities, Fire Protection Associations and landowners in the Western

PARLIAMENT, December 7 (ANA) – The decision by South African Broadcasting Corporation board chairman Mbulaheni Maguvhe to lead a walkout of the parliamentary inquiry into the affairs of the public broadcaster was “disgusting” and

PARLIAMENT, December 7 (ANA) – International credit rating agencies have shown themselves not to be overly concerned by South African’s “robust” politics, Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Wednesday.“In the end

JOHANNESBURG, December 7 (ANA) – AgriSA on Wednesday welcomed the acting National Police Commissioner Khomotso Phahlane’s announcement that all nine provinces may go ahead with the recruitment of reservists for the 2016/2017 financial

SA Rugby Test referee Craig Joubert on Wednesday announced his retirement from 15-a-side refereeing to take up his “dream job”, developing elite young match officials.Joubert, 39, has accepted a new position with World Rugby as a &ldquo

Residents of Lorraine, Port Elizabeth, came together as veld fires threatened to burn their houses on Monday.Local resident Paul Gamble who lives in Langeberg Street, Lorraine, which was close to some of the fiercest bush fires, says there was an

JOHANNESBURG, December 7 (ANA) – At least six youngsters aged between 16 and 20 have died in the Eastern Cape as initiation season entered its third week.The provincial department of cooperative governance and traditional affairs (COGTA) said

CAPE TOWN, December 7 (ANA) – Bargain hunters will be pleased to hear that Hyperli, a hyperlocal hypermarket of a deal website, on Wednesday promised to fill the space left when the international discounting business Groupon exited South

PARLIAMENT, November 7 (ANA) – South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) board chairman Mbulaheni Maguvhe led a walkout of executives from a parliamentary inquiry into the affairs of the public broadcaster on Wednesday after MPs turned