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Cosatu has pledged its support for plans by the Public Service Commission to prohibit public servants from doing business with government. Spokesperson, Patrick Craven, says public servants must choose either to serve the public or to go into

The ANC has laughed off a motion of no confidence against president Jacob Zuma tabled in parliament on Thursday by eight opposition parties. The said under his watch the "justice system has been politicised and weakened, corruption has

Opposition parties tabled a motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma in parliament today. The motion, signed by the leaders of all opposition parties, said that under Zuma's leadership the justice system has been politicised and weakened

Three people have burnt to death in a horror accident on the N-2 between King Williams Town and East London. This afternoon's accident reportedly happened when a Pajero blew a tyre and overturned. An eye witness said it collided with a truck

 Democratic Alliance parliamentary leader, Lindiwe Mazibuko, will lead a march of senior party members in the Eastern Cape on Friday. The "Save our Teachers March" will start in Zwelitsha and proceed to the provincial education

 Eastern Cape Safety MEC, Helen Sauls August, says she's very concerned about violent crimes in the Eastern Cape. Algoafm news reported earlier on Thursday about the arrest of a man for allegedly mutilating his nephew and the shooting of a

Earlier this year the Isuzu team at General Motors South Africa (GMSA) set out to find two special vehicles to celebrate the heritage of the Isuzu brand in South Africa. Isuzu owners throughout the country were invited to enter the competition in

 The SA National Defence Force has denied a report that the aircraft that crash landed at Mthatha airport this week had been transporting former president Nelson Mandela's medical personnel. However, SANDF spokesperson, brigadier general

 East London police have arrested 15 people following a protest by a group of residents of Nompumulelo informal settlement on Thursday morning. Algoa FM News has learnt that police used two stun grenades to disperse a group of about 80