A young attorney was arrested in Alberton on Thursday morning for her alleged involvement in fraudulent claims totalling R2-million from the Road Accident Fund (RAF).
A provincial police task team in Gauteng has been appointed to investigate a series of computer thefts from business premises.
National Land Committee (NLC) official Ann Eveleth was released on Thursday after a ruling by the Pretoria High Court.
The state would not allow anybody to impose minority views through extra-legal and unconstitutional means, including some traditional leaders who were threatening bloodshed because they were opposed to a controversial new land right bill, President Thabo Mbeki said on Friday.
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A groundbreaking gathering of world leaders — described by one as a dialogue of the deaf — culminated on Wednesday in the adoption of an ambitious plan to salvage the planet and its people.
Johannesburg police arrested two Cameroonian men on Tuesday in connection with a series of thefts and robberies of computers and other electronic equipment in the Gauteng area.
The Congress of SA Trade Unions (Cosatu) accused the government on Monday of ”wilfully misunderstanding” its position on privatisation.
Wearing a Yugoslav football jersey, Zoran Vukovic, a 20-year old Montenegrin, was glued to the TV screen in Korzo bar in central Podgorica, eagerly watching this week’s Euro 2004 qualifier between Yugoslavia and Finland.
Russian emergency workers raced against time on Monday to rescue thousands of families made homeless by flash floods in war-torn Chechnya and the rest of the North Caucasus, where 53 people have so far been confirmed dead.
The African National Congress’ leadership will meet with the Inkatha Freedom Party on Tuesday to get clarity on why two ANC MECs were sacked from the KwaZulu-Natal cabinet.