EFF and the overalls: Nine days of missed work
Sarah EvansOn Thursday the Gauteng legislature will rule on the EFF’s overalls. But the red berets seem happier working without the legislature, anyway.
Mokotedi to resign from NPA this week
The NPA's suspended integrity management unit (IMU) head Prince Mokotedi plans to resign on August 1, the prosecuting authority said.
Arms Deal: seven facts that aren't going away
Anine KrieglerThe public outcry about the Arms Deal is not just rumour and allegation. Here are seven inconvenient facts for those who say, "Where is the evidence?"
Clean audits for just 9% of SA's municipalities
Sarah EvansInsufficient financial records, poor procurement processes and a lack of accountability resulted in R11.6bn in irregular expenditure in 2012-2013.
'Toxic' Lonmin-police collusion blamed for Marikana massacre
Gabi FalangaLaying into security chief Dirk Botes, advocate Dali Mpofu said Lonmin's collusion with the police led to many of the miners' deaths.
ANC snuffs out DA's bid to rekindle Nkandla debate
Andisiwe MakinanaThe ruling party has quashed a motion to discuss the president's private home, prompting the DA to invoke the prospect of judicial adjudication.
Marikana: Lonmin accused of hiding shooting records
Gabi FalangaLonmin is accused of deliberately changing records to conceal that their security personnel had fired shots at strikers.
Cwele to face questions over Thuthukile Zuma appointment
Verashni PillayThe DA will submit written questions to Siyabonga Cwele over his appointment of Jacob Zuma’s daughter to a powerful ministry position at just 25.
Marikana: Police were absent when miners clashed with NUM
Gabi FalangaA Lonmin security officer has told the Farlam commission that security forces had been frustrated by the lack of police ahead of the Marikana strike.
Politicians to be barred from getting state contracts
Andisiwe MakinanaThe controversial practice of powerful politicians and their families doing business with the state is likely to come to an end soon.
No more 'business as usual' for MPs and the state
Andisiwe MakinanaThe controversial practice of powerful politicians and their families doing business with the state is soon to come to an end.
Hlongwa allegations taken to ANC's integrity committee
Allegations of corruption involving ANC Gauteng Chief Whip Brian Hlongwa have been referred to the party's integrity committee.
Thuthukile Zuma blows up on Twitter
Verashni PillayThe M&G's report that Jacob Zuma's daughter landed a cushy government job created a heated public debate. We round up the best arguments - and jokes.
Marikana: Crowd of protesting miners impossible to stop
A member of Lonmin's tactical response unit has told the Farlam commission that stopping the approximately 3 000 protesters was impossible.
Nkandla: Another committee to be established over Zuma's response
After the previous committee was disbanded, an ad-hoc committee will be established to consider Jacob Zuma's response to Thuli Madonsela's report.
DA claims about Nhleko's 'slim CV' disputed
A DA MP has claimed that South Africa's new police minister dropped out of high school and has no further education. Only part of the claim is true.
Netanyahu comments suggest new attitude to two-state solution
Victoria JohnAs the Palestinian death toll in Gaza rises, the position of local Jewish organisations on the Israel-Palestine conflict has been spotlighted.
Numsa consults members on metal sector wage offer
Numsa says its NEC has agreed to consult members on the wage offer in the metal sector.
Nearly R50m paid out to suspended public servants
Millions have been paid out to the about 400 public servants who are currently on paid suspensions, according to a newspaper report.
Zuma orders probing of state bodies for corruption
The SA Post Office and IT agency Sita, two municipalities and three national departments will be investigated for irregularities and corruption.
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EFF supporters, led by party leader Julius Malema, marched on the Provincial Legislature on Tuesday demanding their right to wear overalls.
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Nadine Gordimer dies at 90
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Drones: Useful and fun or dangerous?
Drone technology is evolving at a fast rate. But SA’s civil aviation authority has indicated its intention to crack down on unmanned aircraft systems.
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Sona v2.0: On the red carpet
President Zuma gave his second State of the Nation Address for the year, promising to improve the struggling economy and create more jobs.
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How to survive as a woman miner
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Nkoana-Mashabane and Dirco: A diplomat puts out fires
Maite Nkoana-Mashabane discusses her first term as international relations minister, terror in Africa, conflict in Nigeria, and patriotism in SA.
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Unsafe buildings, poverty and desperation in JHB’s inner city
We investigate housing issues in Jo’burg’s city centre, where many impoverished people live in unsafe buildings. What is the City doing to help?
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Welcome to SA's 'cancer valley'
Compelling evidence shows petrochemical industries have caused the exceptionally high cancer and asthma rates in the South Durban valley.
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