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/ 22 February 2011
The departments of home affairs in South Africa and Zimbabwe have extended the deadline for the of passports to Zimbabweans in SA by an extra month.
Deposed Madagascar president Marc Ravalomanana announced on Thursday morning his plans to return to the country on Saturday.
Gauteng chairperson of Satawu Ephraim Mphahlele says the truck drivers’ strike will have a major effect on the country.
In a venture aimed at getting tomorrow’s leaders tested today, a university-based HIV counselling and testing campaign has been launched.
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/ 11 February 2011
The case against Nigerian terror-accused Henry Okah was remanded until April 18 at the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on Friday.
Cope founders Mbhazima Shilowa and Mosiuoa Lekota are entitled to attend the State of the Nation address on Thursday, regardless of who has control.
A number of organisations have made their voices heard over comments by President Jacob Zuma equating a vote for the ANC to a pass to heaven.
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/ 7 February 2011
The Christ Embassy Church — recently banned by the Advertising Standards Authority from airing claims of faith healing — will appeal the ruling.
In a shock announcement on Wednesday, controversial labour DG Jimmy Manyi will take over top government spokesperson Themba Maseko’s job.
Voting is a matter of civic duty and a democratic privilege, says Brigalia Bam, chairperson of the Independent Electoral Commission.