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The ANC Youth League on Tuesday again lambasted government's move to place a number Limpopo provincial government departments under central administration -- labelling the move as "politically-motivated games". "The intervention by

In rhetoric reminiscent of the Cold War, the Russian chargé d'affaires in South Africa, Georgy Chepik, said on Thursday that the idea that recent elections were unfair was imagined by the West. "To say our elections were unfair are

A Port Elizabeth policewoman has been arrested for allegedly trying to extort money from a fraud suspect. The 33-year-old constable from the Gelvandale police station was arrested during a sting operation on Thursday. The unit commander for

The big-hitting Belgian Nicholas Colsaerts blazed his way to a course record 9-under 64 and a four shot lead after the first round of the Volvo Champions at the Links at Fancourt. Colsaert's golf was as hot as the weather as he registered ten

Investigators from the civil aviation authority will travel to the Eastern Cape on Thursday. That's to begin the probe into Wednesday night's light aircraft crash in which 55-year-old Frans Griessel of Sherwood, Port Elizabeth, was seriously

A Port Elizabeth taxi owner had a miraculous escape when he was shot nine times by two men on Wednesday night. Police spokesperson, warrant officer Dumile Gwavu, says the taxi owner also managed to shoot back, wounding one of the gunmen. They

Johannesburg, Jan 18 (I-Net Bridge) - The opposition Democratic Alliance says it has to get to the bottom of why it was necessary to charter a second back-up aircraft to shadow the presidential Boeing business jet during President Jacob Zuma's

The ANC's investigation into alleged irregularities in the May 2011 local government elections' candidate lists will start in Limpopo on Thursday. Home Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, who heads the probe, said they would first meet with

Johannesburg - Almost 150 people were plucked from the roofs of their submerged houses and others from trees where they'd been trapped after torrential rain in the Hoedspuit area in Limpopo, where up to 300mm of rainfall was measured. The air