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A Cape Town man has plummeted to his death while working on a cellphone tower on a farm in the Alexandria area. Police spokesperson, captain Mali Govender, says the deceased was 25-year-old Reginald Cloete of Cape Town. She says Cloete was

An Eastern Cape school principal has been remanded in custody following his court appearance on Tuesday for rape and sexual abuse. The 51-year-old man handed himself over to police on Monday after three school girls laid charges against him

The planet Venus will cross between Earth and the sun on Wednesday in a rare astronomical event. According to a report on Tuesday this phenomenon has only happened six times in recorded history. The next time Venus crosses the face of the sun

 The Hawks have confirmed that a formal investigation will be conducted into allegations of corruption against cellular giant MTN. This has also been welcomed by DA MP, David Maynier, who called on the Hawks to probe allegations of

 Two brothers from Kwanobuhle in Uitenhage have been arrested for murder. Police spokesperson, lieutenant-colonel Priscilla Naidu, says they allegedly killed a man who attacked their sister with a panga in the early hours of Thursday morning

Government wants to drastically reduce the cost of broadband through the introduction of more competition into the tightly regulated market? says Communications Minister Dina Pule. Opening the ICT Indaba Africa Conference in Cape Town on Monday

South Western Districts main strike bowler Gurshwin Rabie has been crowned the SWD Player of the 2011/12 season. Rabie, with 64 wickets, bagged the most wickets in domestic first class cricket last season. Behind Vince van der Bijl and Dale

 South Africa is Africa's most valuable brand. That's according to Brand South Africa, which says for the second successive year South Africa has been named the leading country brand on the African continent by Brand Finance and Brand

The South African Medical Association says its satisfied for now that doctors in the Eastern Cape are being paid their salaries. The association threatened to call for national intervention in the Bhisho Health Department following reports that