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The ANC says it will challenge a decision by the Supreme Court of Appeal that a decision not to prosecute president Jacob Zuma for corruption in 2009 can be reviewed. The ANC issued a hard-hitting statement saying "it noted with

DA leader Helen Zille has hailed a Supreme Court of Appeal ruling giving her party access to the records that led to the suspension, in 2009, of criminal charges against President Jacob Zuma. "The judgment held that the NPA must make

Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga, has condemned the violence in Grabouw where a school protest has turned into running battles between two communities and the police. The violence was sparked by the burning of Umyezo wama Apile School by

Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga, has condemned the violence in Grabouw where a school protest has turned into running battles between two communities and the police. The violence was sparked by the burning of Umyezo wama Apile School by

The Public Protector has confirmed that she would conduct a preliminary investigation into bribery claims against deputy president Kgalema Motlanthe and his partner Gugu Mtshali. Earlier media reports claimed that Mtshali had allegedly tried to

The Supreme Court of Appeal upheld an attempt by the DA on Tuesday for access to the records that led to the suspension of criminal charges against President Jacob Zuma in 2009. The Democratic Alliance wants a review of the decision, by then

Albert Einstein's complete archives -- from personal correspondence with half a dozen lovers to notebooks scribbled with his ground-breaking scientific research -- are going online for the first time. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, which

Three men were killed in Kayalitsha in Cape Town when angry residents set them alight with tyres. Police spokesperson, warrant officer November Filander, says the men were found near the Nkanini railway line Monday night,surrounded by a large

An Austrian company that won the bid to build and operate Gauteng's e-tolling system made R1.2-billion in one year from its South African operations, the Star reported on Tuesday. According to Kapsch Traffic-Com's 2010-11 annual report, released