Nine months ago the controversial Communal Land Rights Bill was published for public comment. After a long gestation period, it now appears that the Bill may be stillborn.
Lleyton Hewitt launched defamation action against the Associiation of Tennis Professionals (ATP) in the South Australian Supreme Court on Wednesday, just hours after he was given the top seeding for his Wimbledon defence.
Australia is back in the race to host the 2007 world swimming championships, with Melbourne re-entering the bidding on Wednesday, just three months after deeming it was too costly to stage the event.
The Bloemfontein Zoo is boasting one of only a few litters of African wild dogs ever born in captivity, after six were recently born.
The Kenyan government is to declassify and release secret documents to help unravel the role played by retired president Daniel arap Moi’s regime in a financial scandal that defrauded the treasury of billions of dollars, an official said on Wednesday.
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Offering a simpler and cheaper path to divorce, an ever-growing array of dotcoms, computer-savvy lawyers and state court officials are encouraging unhappily married Americans to arrange their breakups online.
Member of Parliament representing the recently established Peace and Justice Congress (PJC), Farouk Cassim, has resigned with effect from Tuesday, according to National Assembly speaker Frene Ginwala.
A total of 3 733 vacancies in South African government departments existed as at May 26, said Public Service and Administration Minister Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi on Tuesday.
Intelligence Minister Dr Lindiwe Sisulu on Tuesday mooted the possibility of a comprehensive audit of pre-1994 government records and the replacement of the 1982 Protection of Information Act.