Section 194 Committee adopts final report on Mkhwebane’s removal
The Section 194 Inquiry into the fitness of suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane to hold
Mhlahlo to continue on the stand in Meyiwa murder trial
The defence in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial has suggested that evidence may have been planted at
Interviews for new Public Protector begin on Wednesday
Interviews for a new Public Protector start on Wednesday. Parliament’s ad hoc committee has
Public Protector candidates all cleared to occupy position
All eight candidates shortlisted for the position of Public Protector have been cleared as suitable
Ad hoc committee to discuss vetting of Public Protector candidates
Parliament’s ad hoc committee, set up to nominate and recommend the next Public Protector (PP),
Prisoner commits suicide at Mangaung Correctional Centre
The Department of Correctional Services (DSC) has confirmed a suicide incident by an inmate at
‘Zim elections likely to be disputed, like all others before’
An associate Professor in the Department of Public Management at Tshwane University of Technology,
Durban man accused of burning family to death appears in court
A 57-year-old man who is accused of torching his wife and four children to death at Kidstone Place
Guterres to participate in BRICS Leaders’ Summit
The United Nations (UN) has confirmed that Secretary General Antonio Guterres will participate in
Plea agreement on the table in Babita Deokaran murder case
The six men accused of killing whistleblower Babita Deokaran are expected to appear in the High
Excitement, apathy ahead of Zim polls
With campaigning concluded, millions of Zimbabwean are preparing to cast their ballots on Wednesday.
Trial against five accused in Moses Maluleke murder resumes
The case against five men accused of killing Collins Chabane Mayor, Moses Maluleke, will resume on
SA-China trade imbalance to top agenda of Ramaphosa, Xi meeting
Narrowing the significant trade imbalance that exists between South Africa and China will top the
‘South Africans need to be skilled as country moves towards 4IR’
Chairperson of the Digital Economy Working Group at South Africa BRICS, Ziaad Suleman, says as the
Inquest docket opened into Gauteng priest’s mysterious death
Gauteng police have opened an inquest docket following the mysterious death of an African Catholic
Resources needed as more women take up boxing
The Rise of Women in Boxing Series in Durban, an initiative of of Boxing South Africa, is
23 South Africans stuck in Niger will be evacuated: Ramaphosa
African National Congress (ANC) President Cyril Ramaphosa says 23 South Africans stuck in Niger will
Limpopo, Zim farmers join forces to tackle stock theft
Farmers in Limpopo and their Zimbabwean counterparts have formed the Masisi Farmers’ Association
Northern Cape women urge govt to offer them construction projects
Women in construction in the Northern Cape say they are suffocating in the male-dominated industry.
IFP Youth Brigade recommends withdrawal from Multi-Party Charter
The Inkatha Freedom Party Youth Brigade has told the party’s mother body not to discount entering