Czech national and former businessman Radovan Krejcir says his arrest and subsequent trial was an act of retribution by South African authorities.
A policeman told the commission of inquiry that he found two dead men and 14 spent cartridges at an open site near the Karee mine shaft in Marikana.
A judicial inquiry into the shooting of striking Lonmin workers at Marikana concluded an inspection of the hills where the workers were killed.
Police measures to disperse a crowd which had gathered on a hilltop near Lonmin’s Marikana mine were "unreasonable", a lawyer has argued.
Public protector Thuli Madonsela has been unfazed by criticism of her attendance of a Women’s Day event organised by the Democratic Alliance.
No evidence has been found of inferior cement being imported to South Africa, says the National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications.
South Africa is considering ways of strengthening economic relations with Belgium, says International Relations Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane.
The Pretoria magistrate’s court has found Bongani Moyo guilty of escaping from custody and sentenced him to another three years in prison.
Problems at the passenger train service Metrorail are detrimental to South Africa’s economic growth and development, says President Jacob Zuma.
The Goodman Gallery’s lawyer says there is no point to the Film and Publication Board classifying "The Spear" since it has been defaced and removed.