The National Tertiary Education Staff Union (NTESU) at the University of Transkei (Unitra) has vowed to fight for the survival of the university.
Gender bias in health care is making women and girls more likely to succumb to a variety of diseases, researchers at an international health conference said Wednesday.
A prison gang ”general”, who confessed to executing one of his ”soldiers” because he ”broke the rules” was sentenced to life in prison in the Pretoria High Court on Wednesday.
COMMERCIAL criminals ”pardoned” by bodies like the Heath Commission’s special investigative unit could now face criminal charges, Justice Minister Penuell Maduna said on Friday.
Conflict-torn Ivory Coast slid further towards war as about 3 000 frenzied youths responded to a call to take up arms against rebels holding half the country and Belgium and Britain asked their citizens to leave immediately.
US Democrats protested yesterday after a Bush-appointed judge threw out an attempt to force the White House to name executives consulted in the formation of its energy policy.
Court papers will be served on two top New National Party officials in Democratic Alliance leader Tony Leon’s defamation lawsuit against them, Leon’s office confirmed.
Except for a quietly murmured ”praise God” in the Pretoria High Court on Wednesday, an eerie silence followed the conviction of a respected Mamelodi doctor for the murder of his wife.
One of Italy’s most wanted mafia bosses has been convicted in a southeastern French court for holding fake identity papers, judicial officials said.
The government of Libya has offered to pay ,7-billion in compensation to the families of the victims of the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland.