A South African pastor and his two teenage children are the latest casualties of a spate of attacks by the Taliban across Afghanistan.
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/ 27 November 2014
The Constitutional Court has agreed that the legislation governing the Hawks does not provide adequate independence for the corruption-busting unit.
Striking workers at a Swazi mine co-owned by ANC-linked investment company Chancellor House and King Mswati III fear "a second Marikana".
Striking workers at a mine in Swaziland linked to the ANC fear that a strong police presence could lead to a second Marikana.
Is government committed to fighting for or against women? A mistake in a press release for 16 days of activism is revealing, writes Verashni Pillay.
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/ 24 November 2014
Renowned reporter Asanda Magaqa is the latest high profile departure from the Gupta-owned ANN7, as channel bosses seem to be clamping down on dissent.
A former Gauteng EFF leader admitted to being backed by an unknown source in his battle against Julius Malema.
No Facebook: The EFF’s first test of internal democracy is falling apart over arbitrary ‘disqualifications’ and the policy of democratic centralism.
The EFF leader’s sexist comments raise laughs but they reflect South Africa’s complex gender and power relations and are no laughing matter.
Whether the metalworkers’ union forms a political party or not, its expulsion from Cosatu will hit the ruling party in the 2016 municipal elections.