Nearly a month after it was to have started, the treason trial of 22 alleged Boeremag members was postponed for the fourth time because of unresolved legal aid issues on Tuesday.
OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia has taken a major step down the road to economic liberalisation with government approval to set up a real stock market and end the state monopoly over the domestic aviation sector, economists said on Tuesday.
The South African Intelligence department has identified cyber threat as a clear and threatening danger for the country, reports Intelligence Minister Lindiwe Sisulu.
New York is not such a wonderful town these days, with the ”city that never sleeps” suffering night sweats over a crippling budget deficit, terrorist fears and a general collapse in public morale.
The London-based rights group Amnesty International has called on delegates attending Somali peace talks in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, to choose leaders who will protect the human rights of all Somalis.
South Africa is unlikely to be admitted this week to an international body charged with supervising the fight against money laundering, a German government source said on Tuesday.
Pilots of export models of the Swedish Gripen fighter aircraft would wear a helmet partly developed in South Africa, according to an agreement signed at the Paris Air Show in France on Tuesday.
They believe God created an elect group of whites to rule the peoples of the world. They also believe the Bible forbids racial ”interbreeding”.
At least 60% of pupils will get access to free basic education in terms of an action plan approved by the cabinet last week, Education Minister Kader Asmal said on Tuesday.
Year-on-year consumer price inflation less mortgage costs declined to 7,7% last month from 8,5% in April, Statistics SA reported on Tuesday.