South African President Thabo Mbeki, whose government has been accused of dragging its heels on providing Aids drugs, is targetted by activists in a newly released music CD
Jubilee South Africa was still in the process of defining the parameters of its international legal action on apartheid reparations.
One of Soweto’s ”most wanted” criminals, Bongane Mandla Zungu, is to appear in the Protea Magistrate’s Court on Monday, police reported.
The relocation of the Thembelihle community to Vlakfontein is set to continue depsite the protests of a ”small group” who were exploiting the situation for their own political agenda.
Former State President FW De Klerk ”has blood on his hands” and that is why he has criticised a class action lawsuit against apartheid beneficiaries, says a bereaved father.
Two specialist nuclear fuel carriers sailed from Japan on Thursday for an undisclosed destination in the UK with cargoes of mixed oxide (MOX) nuclear fuel.
The Department of Public Enterprise’s chief director, Andile Nkuhlu, was facing an investigation for allegedly receiving money from a company which won the bid for a R335-million state forestry deal.
Concern is mounting among delegates at the Barcelona 14th International Aids Conference about the health of SA’s Treatment Action Campaign leader, Zackie Achmat.
Public Enterprises Minister Jeff Radebe should suspend a forestry deal pending the outcome of an investigation into maladministration, the Democratic Alliance said on Sunday.
The three miners who were trapped underground at Harmony’s number eight mine at Evander, 120 kilometres east of Johannesburg, were brought to the surface at noon on Saturday.