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A truck driver has been killed in a head-on smash with another heavy duty vehicle on the N2 between Butterworth and East London. Provincial Traffic Department Spokesperson Tsepho Machaya says a sedan was also involved in this morning's crash and

South Africa's private sector and government must enter into more partnerships in 2012 if the country is to experience meaningful economic growth, Business Unity South Africa (Busa) said on Monday. But the Congress of South African Trade Unions

Johannesburg, Dec 5 (I-Net Bridge) - SA had the fastest growing casino market in 2010 with a 3.5% increase, PwC said in its Global Gaming Outlook to 2012 released on Monday. "Going forward, casino upgrades and a new casino license will

Johannesburg, Dec 5 (I-Net Bridge) - Retailer Clicks Group (CLS) said on Monday that trade across its 400 stores had continued as per normal during last week's three-day SA Commercial, Catering and Allied Workers Union (Saccawu) strike. The

Johannesburg, Dec 5 (I-Net Bridge) - The confluence of favourable circumstances in the agricultural sector suggests that 2012 will be more rewarding for industry players than the previous three years, according to Absa AgriBusiness outlook

Captain Colin Ingram strode to a century as the Chevrolet Warriors eased to a four-wicket win over the Chevrolet Knights in their 1-Day Cup semifinal in Bloemfontein yesterday. Ingram cruised to 112 off 111 deliveries as the Warriors, chasing the

Uitenhage police arrested three men who used a donkey cart as their get-away vehicle following a house robbery in Vanes Estate on Sunday. Police spokesperson, lieutenant-colonel Priscilla Naidu, says one of the men fell of the donkey cart when

An Eastern Cape policeman was one of two people who were killed in a head-on collision on the R-63 between Alice and Fort Beaufort on Monday. Provincial police spokesperson, captain Ernest Sigobe, says the 42 year old policeman was en route to

The Independent Electoral Commission says several municipal by-elections will held around the country on Wednesday. The IEC says a total of 15 vacant wards will be contested by 37 candidates, two of whom are independents while the rest represent