Former president FW de Klerk might turn to the courts in a bid to avoid having to testify for the defence in the Boeremag treason trial, his attorney said on Monday.
Home Affairs Minister Mangosuthu Buthelezi on Monday rejected rumours that US President George Bush and the large entourage accompanying him will enter South Africa without respecting the immigration laws.
The Anglican Church was on Monday struggling to repair a rift between its conservative and liberal wings on the issue of homosexuality after the nomination of an openly gay clergyman in Britain as a bishop.
World Population Day, which will be celebrated on Friday, will focus on the youth of South Africa, social development minister Zola Skweyiya said on Monday.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) has posed a number of questions to National Director of Public Prosecutions Bulelani Ngcuka relating to allegations concerning British arms company BAe Systems.
About 150 South Africans will be killed by guns during the five days (July 7-11) that United Nations member states meet in New York to discuss their progress in curbing the proliferation of small arms, a spokesperson said on Monday.
South Africa’s church leaders will grapple this week with ways to bring African customs and culture into worship when they meet in Pretoria for the second South African Christian Leadership Assembly.
An application by Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai and two senior party officials to have treason charges against them dropped has been postponed to next week, a newspaper reported on Monday.
The trial of New Labour Party leader Peter Marais and former deputy social development minister David Malatsi on corruption charges will start in the Cape Town Regional Court next month.