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Four of the eight South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) journalists are expected to challenge their dismissals in the Labour Court in Johannesburg on Thursday.Four of the eight journalists, who were suspended and sacked by South African

The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality will be investing more than R5 million rand in the upcoming Mandela Bay festival.This was revealed during the festival's launch on Wednesday.Cultural Festival is part of the Mandela Legacy Project that was

 Two male waiters accused of skimming patrons’ bank cards and related fraudulent activities are expected to appear in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday.Asanda Oxley Jadi, 26, and Tafadzwa Felex Madziwadondo, 22, face charges of

Kanye West may be facing criminal prosecution after his wife, the reality TV star Kim Kardashian posted a recording of a phone call between Kanye West and Taylor Swift on the internet.The conversation shared between the famous rapper and singer is

Five students, who were arrested during the anti-rape protests that erupted at Rhodes University (RU), are expected to appear in the Grahamstown Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday.On April 20, management at RU suspended lectures after police arrested

The Mthatha High Court on Tuesday dismissed the appeal of Winnie Madikizela Mandela who laid claim to the Qunu home of former president Nelson Mandela.The Mthatha High Court also ordered Madikizela-Mandela to pay the cost of the application.She

A Port Elizabeth policeman been jailed for an effective four years for taking R150 from a motorist whom he and a colleague had stopped and tested for drunken driving.Forty-three-year-old Sergeant Mwzandile Mventshana was sentenced in the Port

A member of the Port Elizabeth police's Gang Task Team appeared in court on Tuesday, where it was revealed that she had allegedly been in a relationship with a suspected gangster wanted for attempted murder.Constable Alicia Beeming faces a charge

CAPE TOWN, July 19 (ANA) – SABC parliamentary correspondent Lukhanyo Calata, the son of anti-apartheid struggle hero Fort Calata, has become the latest journalist to be fired from the public broadcaster in apparent reprisal for opposing editorial