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A pair of conjoined twins born in a Tsolo hospital will be transferred to the Red Cross children's hospital in Cape Town. Eastern Cape Health Department spokesperson, Sizwe Kupelo, says clinical investigations and ultra-sound scans have been

 The Western Cape Education Department says its preparing to deliver about 1.6 million textbooks needed for the 2013 school year. Western Cape Education Minister, Donald Grant says his department is also planning to provide the textbooks

The world number 12 Investec South Africa women’s hockey team lost one-nil to world number three Germany in their second match in the London Cup in Chiswick on Wednesday night. Good news is that they're still through to Saturday's semi

 Rafael Nadal and David Ferrer will meet in an all-Spanish French Open semifinal after winning their way through from the last eight on Wednesday. Defending champion and second seed Nadal ousted another Spaniard, Nicolas Almagro, 7-6 (4), 6

Vernon Philander completed a fairy tale debut year of test cricket when he was named both South African Cricketer of the Year and test Cricketer of the Year at Cricket South Africa’s annual awards on Wednesday night. His national

 A pair of conjoined twins were born at the Dr Malizo Mpehle district hospital in Tsolo, in Mthatha on Wednesday. Eastern Cape health department spokesperson Sizwe Kupelo says the girls have a combined weight of four kilograms. They

 Eastern Cape Education MEC, Mandla Makapula, begins a two day visit to Nelson Mandela Bay on Thursday. His visit comes amid dissatisfaction by schools in Port Elizabeth's northern areas around the shortage of teachers and a march planned

The Competition Tribunal has confirmed a settlement agreement with SA Airways. In terms of the settlement agreement, the national carrier will pay an administrative penalty of R18m, which is 2.5% of its combined turnover derived from its

The ANC in Nelson Mandela Bay has sent its strongest signal yet that its deployees in Council will in all likelihood be recalled. The regional executive committee issued a hard-hitting, five page statement on Wednesday, reasserting itself as the