British house prices rose strongly in September as the market continued to boom, Britain’s biggest mortgage lender said on Friday.
Deputy President Jacob Zuma has been subpoenaed to testify at the corruption trial of former Mpumalanga government adviser Pieter Rootman, the presidency confirmed on Sunday.
A 35-year-old police sergeant based at the Pinelands radio control unit has implicated himself in the killing of five petrol attendants at a Shell filling station in Grassy Park.
Oil prices resumed their upward climb on Monday on reports of increased tensions in the Middle East that saw Israeli tanks roll into the West Bank city of Ramallah.
Oil prices climbed for the fourth straight session on Monday, rising two percent as the US administration stepped up diplomatic efforts to win support at home and abroad for toppling Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.
Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) said on Tuesday it has expanded the convenience of the popular Short Message Service (SMS) to home and office phones with the advent of a new text-to-speech system.
Sales of personal computers breached the one billion mark in April, 25 years after they first hit the market, according to an industry monitor on Monday.
Famine in southern Africa will top the agenda of a ministerial meeting of the 14-nation Southern African Development Community (SADC) to be held in Gaborone on Friday and Saturday.
SEVEN million children below the age of five suffer from malnutrition and stunted growth in the Middle East and North African countries, a United Nations children’s fund report said on Thursday.
The Gauteng health department is already providing anti-Aids drugs to HIV-positive pregnant women in 90% of the province’s state hospitals.