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 Port Elizabeth police have opened a fraud investigating against a local distribution company. That's for allegedly selling current advertising inserts belonging to major retail companies as recycled paper instead of distributing them as per

 Condolences continued to stream in today following the passing of renowned academic and businessman, professor Jakes Gerwel. He died in a Kuilsriver Hospital early on Wednesday morning after recently undergoing heart surgery. The Nelson

Naspers plans to purchase more e-commerce companies after making R4.7b in acquisitions in the 6 months leading up to September this year. Naspers CEO Koos Bekker says the company will make as many as 20 more acquisitions in e-commerce leading up

 Seven state witnesses have been called to testify in the trial of Johan Kotze and his three co-accused. One of them is Kotze's 18 year old daughter, Jo-Marie. With all different versions now submitted to the court, there are 3 more days

 Aids activist Zachie Achmat says he will surrender his ANC membership if President Jacob Zuma is given a second term as party leader. Achmat, founder of the Treatment Action Campaign and currently also a champion for farmworkers' rights

 Final arguments over the implementation of e'tolling in Gauteng are expected to be heard in the High Court in Pretoria on Wednesday. The Constitutional Court overturned an interim order in September, which had put a hold on the e-tolling

 The Right2Know campaign has called on the National Council of Provinces to vote with their conscience on Thursday when considering the so-called secrecy bill. This, after the ANC majority on the NCOP's ad-hoc committee passed the final

Professor Jakes Gerwel died in the early hours of Wednesday morning at the Kuilsriver Hospital in the Western Cape. The 66-year-old professor was born in Somerset East and was reported to be in a critical condition after undergoing heart surgery

 Eastern Cape Health department spokesperson Sizwe Kupelo says intimidation and damage to property during an illegal strike by paramedics in the province is very worrying. Kupelo said the department had committed to pay money that was owed