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The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has welcomed president Jacob Zuma's announcement on massive spending on infrastructure development. CEO, Kevin Hustler, says this can only have a postive spin-off for jobs. He says the Chamber also

There was mixed reaction last night to president Jacob Zuma's state of the nation address during which he announced massive infrastructure spending. The president said 300-billion rand would be allocated to boost industrialisation in the country

The Democratic Alliance in Nelson Mandela Bay says action on the Kabuso Report is a result of resolutions taken at a marathon council meeting last year. DA caucus leader in the Metro, Leon de Villiers, says they are satisfied with the action

President Jacob Zuma on Thursday delivered one of his better State of the Nation speeches since taking office in 2009. The speech, while barren of any poetry or great quotes, was strong on detail and provided a sense of the earnestness and planning

Here follows the raw, unedited State of the Nation speech delivered by President Zuma on February 9 2012, as made available by the government information website. State of the Nation Address By His Excellency Jacob G Zuma, President of the

Springbok Sevens veteran Renfred Dazel... has been named as replacement for the injured Paul Delport in the Blitzbokke's only change for the USA Sevens in Las Vegas. The USA Sevens gets underway early tomorrow morning SA time. Delport returned

A Zimbabwean national has been arrested after police found R5m worth of perlemoen in his truck. Police spokesperson November Filander says they bust the 32 year old man in Kayalitsha yesterday. He says members of the Mitchells Plain tactical

The Democratic Alliance has welcomed an investigation into the activities of power utility Eskom. DA MP, Natasha Michael says the probe by the Special Investigating Unit is a chance to hold the parastatal accountable for South Africa's

President Jacob Zuma says the ANC's mid-term review of government performance had indicated steady progress in various services. Delivering his state of the nation address in parliament on Thursday night, Zuma said these included areas of health