Susan Shabangu took a "suicidal" position when she officially declared that Zimbabwean conflict diamonds were tradeable, according to activists.
The South African government is in a sticky spot. Since King Mswati III of Swaziland made a request for R1.2-billion loan.
The press ombud has dismissed a complaint against the <i>Mail & Guardian</i> arising from an article about Brett Kebble coaching Fikile Mbalula.
The International Criminal Court has no case against Gaddafi, says the lawyer leading the SA legal team representing the Libyan leader at the Hague.
Kumi Naidoo, the South African head of Greenpeace International, has been banned from Greenland for a year after he was deported from that country.
The ANC in Limpopo isn’t quite sure what to do with ward councillor Tebogo Mojapelo, who was arrested for involvement in the murder of a Zimbabwean.
Lumko Mtimde, chief executive of the MDDA, has been consistently outspoken in his support for a media appeals tribunal.
Terrorists are big fans of South African passports, because of the ease with which one can be faked or illegally obtained.
Aziz Pahad, has stated that anti-apartheid activist Dulcie September was assassinated 23 years ago because of her knowledge of nuclear military trade.
It becomes apparent very early in <em>The Imam and I </em> that this film is not just about a murdered apartheid-era imam.