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Berning Ntlemeza is retired, after a Supreme Court of Appeal ruling, at the rank of Major-General, not the higher one of Lieutenant-General

The Human settlements Minister denies ever attending a Gupta-family event and says social media reports are simply a ‘smear campaign’

Mayor Herman Mashaba says he wants the taxi industry to succeed but that this was ‘going to depend on the rule of law’

The South African criminal case follows Corruption Watch’s announcement that it will bring charges in the US against the consultancy

The former deputy mayor of the Nelson Mandela Bay metro has been ordered to pay costs

A huge intellect has passed, says Michael Jordaan, former CEO of First National Bank where Bruggemans worked for 28 years

Former Hawks boss Berning Ntlemeza has retired, it was announced on Tuesday.

An urgent application by the United Democratic Movement has been struck from the roll for want of urgency and the party ordered to pay costs.

Sasfin will be changing its independent sponsor from KPMG Services to Deloitte & Touche Sponsor Services from Tuesday, it said.

Its been 13 years since Mauritius introduced codes of corporate governance for listed companies with mixed results.

The union has accused Apleni of running the department with an "iron fist" and ruling over its workers with a "reign of terror".

The question should be: Is the candidate (a man or a woman) best person for the job?

The IFP’s Blessed Gwala has listed at least eight of their councillors who have been murdered since 2011. He has questioned why there seems to only be a focus on those from the ANC.

The blaze broke out early on Tuesday morning after an explosion.

Fire and Rescue's Theo Layne says such attacks have a direct impact on their ability to provide efficient and effective services.

Apparent factional disputes within the organisation have been cited as one of the reasons taxi drivers went on strike across Cape Town on Monday.

In June, National Assembly House chairperson Cedric Frolick directed four portfolio committees to investigate allegations of state capture contained in the 'Gupta Leaks' emails.

The civil society is demanding all South Africans are given access to affordable means of communication.

AfriForum is making its case to set aside the decision by International Relations and Co-operation Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane to grant diplomatic immunity to Grace Mugabe.

The Eastern Cape High Court in Port Elizabeth has struck the urgent application of the United Democratic Movement and axed deputy mayor, Mongameli Bobani, to have the vote of no confidence set aside, from its roll.

A 69-year-old Durban man is suing the National Blood Transfusion Service (NBTS) for about R24m after he contracted a debilitating, terminal disease from tainted blood.

"No one knows what’s in her heart," a woman told curious bystanders as they waited for a mother to appear in the Mitchells Plain Magistrate’s Court for allegedly killing her newborn.

Two firefighters have been lucky to escape uninjured when a brick was hurled through the windscreen of a water tanker in Nyanga.

Three UCT students have tried to shut down the university's library and some faculty buildings.

Legal Aid South Africa's Hanoneshea Hendricks says individuals are legible to create a will at the age of 16.

The National Union of Mineworkers says it will soon engage Impala Platinum after the company announced plans to lay-off up to 2 500 workers at its Rustenburg operations in the North West.

The Gauteng government and the City of Johannesburg will be forced to partner to rectify the failed R100 million low-cost housing project in Dube in Soweto in the south of Johannesburg.

Eskom says although it has enough coal to operate the Medupi and Matimba power stations in Lephalale, it is important for NUM and Exxaro to find a solution to end a strike at the mine.

Learning has been disrupted again at the Klipspruit West High School in Eldorado Park, south of Johannesburg.

The Public Servants Association (PSA) is demanding a 12% pay increase for public servants.

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Dit help nie om net reaktief in misdaadsituasies op te tree nie. Een of ander tyd moet mens na ’n situasie beweeg waar jy voldoende informasie, of te wete inligting het, sodat misdadigers en geweldenaars voorgespring kan word. Só verduidelik … Continue reading → The post AfriForum skep informasie-stelsels in gemeenskappe om pro-aktief teen misdaad […]

Sedert Junie vanjaar het verskeie AfriForum-takke landwyd ingegryp en self begin om begraafplase skoon te maak en op te knap as deel van hul Rus In Vrede-veldtog. Tydens dié veldtog het AfriForum ondersoek ingestel na die toestand van verskeie begraafplase … Continue reading → The post AfriForum maak begraafplase landwyd skoon met Rus In Vrede-veldtog […]

The demand for nuclear power continues to grow, demonstrating that nuclear remains a viable option for countries around the world, Energy Deputy Minister Thembi Majola said on Tuesday.

Police Minister Fikile Mbalula says he will embark on a process to fill the permanent vacancy at the head of Hawks.

The Office of Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu has refuted claims that the Minister accepted an invitation or attended any event of the Gupta family.

South Africa and Tanzania are expected to sign various agreements today aimed at preserving the history of the liberation struggle as part of the two countries’ implementation of the Roads to Independence in Africa project that is endorsed by the United Nations.

African Ministers of Trade on Monday met in Ethiopia on priority issues for the continent in the current Doha Development Round.

Home Affairs Minister Hlengiwe Mkhize on Monday announced that the department’s Director-General Mkuseli Apleni has been placed on precautionary suspension.