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Shamwari Game Reserve has established a rhino conservation centre named after renowed conservationist, Dr Ian Player. According to a statement, the rhino conservation centre seeks to encourage interactive participation from visitors through

Cabinet Minister spelled out some details Thursday morning at the Eastern Cape Job Summit as to how the province will benefit from the massive infrastructure roll out. Minister of Economic Development Ebrahim Patel told the summit that the

One person had died in a head on collission on the N-2 near Wilderness. Southern Cape police spokesperson, captain Malcolm Pojie, says the accident happened about 3.30 on Thursday morning at Swartvlei between a Vito bus and a truck. He says

A Uitenhage woman was badly mauled by a boerbull in Sir Thomas Muir Drive in Vanes Estate on Thursday morning. She is currently being treated at Cuyler Hospital after being stabilised at the scene by her husband, who is a medical doctor

Greenpeace says British consumers are unwittingly contributing to the devastation of the Amazon rainforest by buying meat products from Tesco. The environmental group says in a report that canned beef from the supermarket chain has been found to

 Banking group Absa has taken over retailer Edcon's store card book for R10b, Business Day reported on Thursday. This is its largest investment since Barclays bought a controlling stake in the group, over five years ago. Absa will gain

Four fishermen have been rescued after their boat overturned about 1.5 nautical miles off shore of Willows in Port Elizabeth. The National Sea Rescue Institute says all four fishermen were uninjured and have been brought ashore NSRI

Port Elizabeth police arrested four suspects shortly after they robbed a spaza shop in Algoa Park. Police spokesperson, warrant officer Alwin Labans, says the incident occurred on Wednesday night. He says four men, two with fire-arms, were

The ANC's charm offensive towards Afrikaners has been slammed by critics, who say the party is encouraging and underwriting tribal divisions in SA. As the ANC again courted Afrikaner groups this week, this time a farmers’ grouping, its