Evidence of culture of initiation Parktown Boys High School
Peter Harris, from HNM Attorneys, says they’ve found evidence that a culture of initiation exists at
More Soweto foreign-owned shops closing doors after violence
More foreign-owned shops are closing their doors, fearing further looting and violence. This after
Four people remain critical after Beaufort West bus crash
Four people remain in a critical condition in hospital following a bus crash near Beaufort West in
Calm in Soweto but police remain vigilant
Police say the situation in Soweto remains calm but they are maintaining a strong presence in the
University of Limpopo students deny walking out exam
Third year Education students at the University of Limpopo are denying reports that they walked out
Sassa to study Concourt judgment
The Social Security Agency says it will respond on Friday to the Constitutional Court ruling that
Calls for justice for slain TUT student
The memorial service of Katlego Monareng, the Tshwane University of Technology’s student who was
Soweto residents loot foreign owned shops after shooting
Residents of White City in Soweto have gone on a rampage, looting foreign-owned spaza shops, after
No father info for majority of 2017 births
Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) says 62% of children born in the country last year had no details
Most popular baby names in SA for 2017
Stats SA has released in 2017 Recorded Births report which reveals the most popular baby names in
Zondeni Sobukwe to be laid to rest on Saturday
Struggle stalwart, Zondeni Veronica Sobukwe, also widow to the late founder of the PAC member,
One in five women in SA is abused by her partner: Mabuza
Deputy President David Mabuza has called on men to admit that they have a problem as cases of abuse
Unique school in KZN has 21 sets of twins
Nqobane Primary in Dassenhoek, outside Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal, has twins in every class from grade
Speaker to decide on sub-committee on rules for impeachment
Parliament’s sub-committee on rules is to recommend that the composition of a committee of MP’s to
Making sanitary towels VAT free won’t help the poor: Treasury
National Treasury says making sanity towels vat free may not necessarily have the effect many hope
Situation remains tense at Mbombela campus
The situation remains tense at the University of Mpumalanga’s Mbombela Campus.
Speeding charge against Shivambu postponed
EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu has appeared briefly in the Wynburg Magistrates Court in the
Former PAC women leader calls for more opportunities for females
The former President of the PAC Women’s League, Ellen Mothopeng has lashed out at her party for not
CPI increases to 5.1%
The Consumer Price Index has ticked up once again to 5.1% in July from 4.6% in June above
Mcbride blames criminal activity by police on poor supervision
IPID Head Robert McBride blames poor supervision as one of the reasons police are involved in