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Mandela’s grandson Mandla also distanced himself from the book, which was written by Madiba’s doctor and contained private information about his family

Justice Sisi Khampepe says the more unlicensed people are allowed to be involved in buying‚ selling and exporting unpolished diamonds‚ the greater the risk of illegal deals going unnoticed

Parliament’s management was allegedly criticised by Baleka Mbete and Thandi Modise on learning it had hired KPMG to evaluate the efficiency of its organisational model

The 25 cameras were donated by telecoms company Huawei and will monitor the street 24 hours a day

Allegations of high treason‚ extortion‚ corruption‚ fraud and theft related to the Guptas are detailed in an explosive 51-page affidavit

Research shows that GSK’s long-acting, two-drug injection given every four or eight weeks works as well, if not better, than standard daily pills

The electoral commission has been ordered to gather citizens’ addresses to prevent voter fraud, but it’s proving trickier than anticipated

Glencoe wardens are fearing prisoner escapes after the department demanded that they return to duty despite the jail’s near-derelict state

The City has until Thursday to file a report on the alternative accommodation for Fattis residents.

In a small number of cases principals reported that providers had contacted them to say there would be no food on Monday, but none could explain why.

Could the second coming of the ANC and the country be upon us?

The second sitting of the inquest into apartheid activist Ahmed Timol's death began at the Pretoria high court on Monday.

At 1500 GMT the rand had weakened 0.3% to 12.9700 per dollar compared to a close of 12.9350 in New York on Friday.

The injuries from the assault left 14-year-old Siphamandla Choma paralysed and he died in hospital in March.

The family says the disclosures made in the book are aimed at profiting at the expense of dignity, honour and respect.

The OECD said one possible structural reform was to open key sectors to more competition, including energy and transport.

Charlie's mother, Connie Yates, said 11-month-old Charlie could have lived a normal life if he had been given treatment earlier.

Over 300 medical professionals attended the public health winter school which ran during the school holidays.

Five people have appeared in the Clocolan Magistrate’s Court for allegedly digging up graves and using human remains for traditional medicine.

Far too many Capetonians are being stubborn and still not doing enough to save water, the City of Cape Town has warned.

Academic activity at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) has been suspended due to renewed calls to end outsourcing, acting vice-chancellor Chris Nhlapo has said.

SANParks says it will postpone bookings for 2018 for at least one week in case employees continue with their strike.

A former security branch police officer has explained how the apartheid government allowed police to break the law “willy nilly” to prevent the liberation of the country.

Former Cabinet spokesperson Mzwanele ‘Jimmy’ Manyi is considering legal action after #FeesMustFall activist Mcebo Dlamini allegedly called him a “lame horny old donkey” on a WhatsApp group.

The universally respected Mamoepa died of complications following a stroke

With murders in the Eastern Cape almost 10 % higher than the national figure it was the right place for the first Operations Command Centre to be implemented.

Ahead of conciliation efforts at the CCMA to prevent a resumption of the 10-111 strike, call centres are now operating at 80%.

The evicted families say the living conditions at Wembley stadium south of Johannesburg where they are currently being housed temporarily are unbearable.

Gauteng Traffic has nabbed three of its own for alleged bribery and corruption.

A family from Clocolan in the Eastern Free State had to rebury their relative without a head and after the arrest of 5 suspects found with body parts.

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Police Deputy Minister Bongani Mkongi on Monday officially handed over the Mount Road Cluster Operational Command Centre to the Provincial Commissioner of the Eastern Cape, Lieutenant General Liziwe Ntshinga.

The South African government says it concurs with the findings of the 2017 OECD Economic Survey that reforms are needed to revive economic growth.

Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa says there has been a slight decrease in the number of rhinos poached nationally between January and June this year.

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has welcomed back learners and teachers from the school holiday.

Gauteng Premier David Makhura has expressed sorrow at the news of the passing of distinguished communicator and anti-apartheid activist, Ronnie Mamoepa.

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) intercepted 26kg of cocaine worth an estimated R7.4 million at OR Tambo International Airport.