Justice Minister Michael Masutha’s application for leave to appeal a judgment which ordered the release of Chris Hani’s killer has been dismissed.
The reported R4-billion price tag for a new presidential jet was impractical, the government defence and security acquisition agency, Armscor, said.
Since the start of Operation Fiela, over 9 000 arrests have been made and over 15 000 undocumented immigrants repatriated, Jeff Radebe revealed.
The Pretoria high court has heard that Clive Derby-Lewis’s apologies were mere lip service and the initial decline of his parole request was rational.
More than 100 hawkers have gathered in Pretoria, protesting against alleged abuse by the Tshwane Metro police.
The SAPS has quizzed Lieutenant Colonel Salmon Vermaak about an episode where he instructed a junior police officer to fire at a protester in 2012.
A top cop has told the Farlam commission of inquiry that officers were "moving to kill" the prospect of Julius Malema addressing striking mineworkers.
The Farlam commission has heard that the operational police commander during the Marikana shootings should be charged with murder.
The removal of Barry Hertzog’s statue was done after thorough consultations, says President Jacob Zuma after the unveiling of a new Madiba statue.
At the the Reconciliation Day celebrations, Jacob Zuma has announced that the Union Buildings have been added to the list of national heritage sites.
African countries will decide whether they will continue to participate in the International Criminal Court at a special summit.
Referring to Jacob Zuma’s recent Cabinet reshuffle, King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo has said that the president has a way of flushing out his opponents.
Families of the mineworkers who were shot on August 16 believe the police and Lonmin mine are responsible for the Marikana killings.
Advocate George Bizos has questioned police training co-ordinator, Brigadier Petrus Breytenbach, on the deployment of specialised units to Marikana.
Nelson Mandela is excited about the new banknotes bearing his image which went into circulation on Tuesday, Reserve Bank governor Gill Marcus said.
Czech national and former businessman Radovan Krejcir says his arrest and subsequent trial was an act of retribution by South African authorities.
A policeman told the commission of inquiry that he found two dead men and 14 spent cartridges at an open site near the Karee mine shaft in Marikana.
A judicial inquiry into the shooting of striking Lonmin workers at Marikana concluded an inspection of the hills where the workers were killed.
Police measures to disperse a crowd which had gathered on a hilltop near Lonmin’s Marikana mine were "unreasonable", a lawyer has argued.
Public protector Thuli Madonsela has been unfazed by criticism of her attendance of a Women’s Day event organised by the Democratic Alliance.
No evidence has been found of inferior cement being imported to South Africa, says the National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications.
South Africa is considering ways of strengthening economic relations with Belgium, says International Relations Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane.
The Pretoria magistrate’s court has found Bongani Moyo guilty of escaping from custody and sentenced him to another three years in prison.
Problems at the passenger train service Metrorail are detrimental to South Africa’s economic growth and development, says President Jacob Zuma.
The Goodman Gallery’s lawyer says there is no point to the Film and Publication Board classifying "The Spear" since it has been defaced and removed.
The basic education department’s failure to provide textbooks for several Limpopo schools violated the Constitution, a high court has ruled.
The North Gauteng High Court has ruled South Africa is obliged under international law to probe alleged atrocities by officials in Zimbabwe.
Cabinet’s view on embattled police chief Bheki Cele’s conduct should be taken into account, the inquiry into his fitness to hold office has heard.
Former deputy police chief and procurement head Hamilton Hlela made several assumptions which he acted on without consultation, the inquiry heard.
Embattled police chief Bheki Cele breached procurement procedures by taking part in the "flawed leasing" of two buildings, the board of inquiry heard.
The chairperson of the board of inquiry into suspended police chief Bheki Cele says they would remain open to new information until the last minute.
Suspended national police chief Bheki Cele says he occasionally signed off on official documents from his deputies without scrutinising them.