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 ANC Youth League President Julius Malema was expelled from the ANC and from the ANC Youth League last night and has 14 days to appeal. Malema was not at the Luthuli House headquarters yesterday afternoon, as requested, to receive his

Fast bowler Fidel Edwards has joined fellow West Indies international Chris Gayle at the Dolphins. Edwards signed a deal today that keeps him at the Dolphins for the remainer of this season's T20 Challenge. He replaced Australian paceman Shaun

Evidence of widespread maladministration has been found at Dipaleseng municipality in Balfour, Mpumalanga, Public Protector Thuli Madonsela said on Wednesday. She said her findings, released at a news briefing in Balfour on Wednesday, showed

The Hawks arrested a member of the Port Elizabeth K-9 unit in connection with an armed robbery in Thornhill earlier this month. Police spokesperson, lieutenant-colonel Priscilla Naidu says the 29 year old constable was arrested on Wednesday

The Competition Appeal Court will release its judgment next week on the review of the Walmart-Massmart merger. Judge Dennis Davis will hand down judgment in Cape Town next Friday. During the appeal hearing in October, judge Davis said the

Seventh seed Kevin Anderson cruised into the second round of the Delray Beach International Tennis Championships in Florida in the United States late last night. The SA men's number one was hardly troubled by 21-year-old American Austin Krajicek

Man of the Match Morne Morkel took five wickets and Hashim Amla hit 92 runs as South Africa coasted to a six wicket, series-clinching win over New Zealand in the second one-day cricket international in Napier earlier today. Morkel (5-38) and

A woman pretending to be a student nurse has stolen a newborn baby at the Dora Nzinga hospital in the Eastern Cape, the provincial health department said on Wednesday. Spokesman Sizwe Kupelo said the woman woke the mother of the baby on Tuesday

S PORT ELIZABETH - The drive for the development of skills and jobs took prominence during the President’s State of the Nation Address and leading corporates will be paying more than lip service at the Working World Extravaganza &ndash