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A computer disk with details of a forensic probe against three senior Amatola Water Board officials, communications between the board and Minister, and a file implicating 18 employees, were just some of the pieces of evidence presented in a criminal matter brought against the ADM.

A criminal suspect wanted for the murder of an Eastern Cape policeman has died in a shootout with officers who were closing in to arrest him.

A 45-year-old parolee appeared in the Lusikisiki Magistrate's court on Wednesday, charged with the murders of 18 people in a massacre that shocked the crime-weary nation.

A Gqeberha man who allegedly murdered his mother will in all likelihood plead guilty when the case resumes next week.

UK Cultural Minister denies that pop star Taylor Swift received preferential treatment when she was given a police escort to her London concert.

The Competition Commission has revealed that while input costs of essential food items have declined, their retail prices remain unjustifiably high. In its latest Essential Food Price Monitoring (EFPM) report, the Competition Commission said whilst there were indications of several positive signs of easing cost pressures, “there are still several risks that may emerge in the coming months that could potentially push prices higher for some important foods”.

SARS is engaging with the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) regarding the provision of information on registered Crypto Asset Service Providers (CASPs) and will receive information directly from the local exchanges.

Mineral and Petroleum Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe told the Africa Oil Week conference in Cape Town this week that fuel prices should be R14 a litre instead of R20 and discussions are taking place with National Treasury on how this can be done.

In a blog post, Google criticized the government's proposed remedies as "radical" and expressed concern that the DOJ's requests "go far beyond the specific legal issues in this case."