Sgt Thabo Mosia concedes that he was directed as to what evidence to collect.
Soviet Lekganyane has described how speaking out against VBS corruption made him a target
Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe has slammed those opposing the survey as ‘dishonest and duplicitous’
ANC’s step-aside rule mean charges, which include kidnapping, money laundering and bribery, could affect President Ramaphosa’s re-election campaign at the end of the year
Former Eskom chief executive says Zondo Commission was ‘very sympathetic’ towards Glencore’s relationship with Ramaphosa
Insiders say that the Limpopo provincial conference will only produce one outcome, which could mean Stan Mathabatha is destined for a national position
The 11 secretaries will compile a laundry list of issues that will inform their selection of a provincial chairperson
Defence advocate argued that his clients were ‘scapegoats’ and the people in the football star’s house covered up his murder
Forensic officer Sergeant Thabo Mosia conceded that in the five-hour delay of him reaching the scene, it was compromised
But forecasters are expecting the jobless rate to stay elevated, as load-shedding and inflation take their toll
High food and fuel prices have prompted trade unions to make bigger wage demands, which will exert upward pressure on longer-term inflation
Defence does not rule out further action after bail dismissal
Petrol industry association warns of steep fuel hikes unless government extends levy reprieve
Judge Maumela rejects request to remove producers, but cautions that ground rules should be followed in the trial
Two flowering populations of the Nuwejaars lily has been found on the Agulhas Plain in the Nuwejaars Wetland Special Management Area
It was a day on which one could see the best and worst of France. And the best and worst of modern sport.
Female killers usually do so for three reasons – psychopathy, greed and because they’re abused – but there is gender bias even in murder
A forensic report details how Tutuka power station is being crippled by current and former employees
A white student urinating on a black student’s property has brought into focus a strong undercurrent of racism
Vladimir Putin’s assault on Ukraine has accelerated Russia’s slide towards totalitarian rule.
Gama, Eric Wood, Garry Pita, Phetolo Ramosebudi and Daniel Roy appeared before the Palm Ridge magistrate’s court on charges of fraud, money laundering and contravention of Public Finance Management Act
Trade federation Saftu’s recent conference has revived debate about whether unions represent the plight of workers or their own ambitions
Now in its 50th year, the Veuve Clicquot Bold Women Award is launching in South Africa for the first time.
Walmart bought Massmart in 2011 and over the past 10 years the share price of the group has decreased by 80%.
The minister of blunders may be in difficulty but it’s nothing like that of Dikidikeni villagers who must cross a river in a barrel
However experts warn that SAPS’s R100.6-billion annual budget should be better spent and monitored
The court deviated impermissibly from the constitution to sanctify the composition of the Judicial Service Commission when it found that he should face impeachment for gross misconduct, the Western Cape judge president argued in an application for leave to appeal
The Mdzananda Animal Clinic in Khayelitsha wants to increase the number of pets getting sterilised to curb overpopulation
The Special Investigating Unit countered that the concourt should not entertain a cynical attempt to claw back the millions made in the scandal
The reopening of Route B97 without an agreement may result in a flood of illegal taxi operators and reignite taxi violence
With the Gauteng provincial conference around the corner, West Rand regional secretary Sanele Ngweventsha argues that Lesufi might give them the edge in 2024.
There is a lot bearing down on South African consumers and, without growth, the economy stands to decline