German fugitive Jurgen Harksen has applied to the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein for leave to appeal against an earlier ruling paving the way for his extradition to Germany.
The Jali Commission investigating corruption in the Bloemfontein’s Grootvlei prison was advised to reject the testimony of Free State Commissioner Willem Damons as a whole.
Looking like a cross between James Bond and Crocodile Dundee in his tux, cowboy boots and felt hat, Brad Barnett lounges against the dusty doorway of a country hall and casts an eye over his romantic prospects.
The lawyers of thousands of South Africans suffering from asbestos-related diseases said on Monday they would return to the United Kingdom High Court in an effort to force mining company Cape Plc to pay overdue settlement claims.
Limpopo was the province with the highest economic growth rate last year. It also has the highest economic growth rate on average over the past six years, Statistics SA said on Thursday.
Postmasburg farm worker linked to a plot to overthrow the government was arrested in the Northern Cape town on Thursday, police said.
A group of women in northern Namibia have become ”flying mothers” for children orphaned by Aids.
They got together four years ago after losing relatives to the disease, or taking in nephews and and nieces after their parents had died.
A Tongaat man was shot dead and his son injured on their sugar cane plantation in northern KwaZulu-Natal on Saturday morning, police said.
A Canadian engineering firm, Acres International, has been found guilty of bribing a top official in a major water project in the African mountain kingdom of Lesotho.
The administration of US President George Bush is the most frightening in the history of the United States, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Jody Williams said on Friday, denouncing US unilateralism.