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/ 10 September 2008
With about 60 000 students TUT is South Africa’s largest university of technology and second largest university, after Unisa.
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/ 9 September 2008
Two men were jailed for 25 years on Tuesday for trying to kill a priest and robbing a security guard at a hospice outside Pretoria last year.
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/ 9 September 2008
The International Association of Science Parks’ 25th World Conference on Science and Technology Parks this year runs concurrently with Insite 2008.
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/ 8 September 2008
Tito Mboweni was in the news this week because he was quitting to go fishing. This seems to have changed after chatting to the ANC’s Gwede Mantashe.
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/ 4 September 2008
Throughout their trial they posed outside the Pretoria High Court decked out in the latest designer gear, flagrantly provocative and exhibitionistic.
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/ 1 September 2008
The drunken-driving trial of Ekurhuleni metro police chief Robert McBride was provisionally postponed in the Pretoria Regional Court on Monday.
Two Christian bodies expressed concern on Friday at a court ruling that the NG Kerk had unfairly discriminated against a gay music teacher.
A Pretoria NG Kerk unfairly discriminated against gay music teacher Johan Strydom when it fired him three years ago, a court ruled on Thursday.
Judgement was reserved on Monday in a bid by Robert McBride to get access to papers he says relate to his drunken-driving trial.
Justice and Constitutional Development Deputy Minister Johnny de Lange has effectively put his hand up for a cabinet role in a Zuma government.
Moroka Swallows lost 2-0 to Kaizer Chiefs in their MTN8 first-leg semifinal at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday night.
The Blue Bulls went to the top of the Currie Cup log with a hard-fought and drawn-out 41-12 victory over Griquas at Loftus Versfeld on Friday.
A draft Bill has been submitted to Parliament to enable authorities to prosecute all forms of human trafficking.
Professor Brenda Wingfield has always pushed the boundaries of science. She was the first person to start DNA sequencing of filamentous fungi in SA.
A consortium for refugees and the Wits Law Clinic have vowed to approach the Constitutional Court to keep Gauteng’s refugee shelters open.
A Pretoria High Court judge on Tuesday dismissed an urgent application to keep temporary refugee shelters open for the time being.
Just before 10am on Tuesday, the last of the Waterkloof Four, Christoff Bekker, was taken to Pretoria Central Prison to start his 12-year sentence.
A music lecturer is claiming R100 000 from the NG Kerk Moreleta Park for sacking him because of a gay relationship.
With a wail of sirens, three of the Waterkloof Four were driven away from court on Monday afternoon to begin their 12-year sentence.
Strijdom Square shooter Barend Strydom told the Boeremag treason trial on Thursday that he still believed black people were not human.
A book in memory of South African Defence Force soldiers who died in the Bush War between 1966 and 1994 will be launched this weekend.
Masses of workers supported a national strike against rising living costs on Wednesday, paralysing transport services and immobilising businesses.
Newly promoted Griqualand West caused two major upsets on the opening day of the Spar national netball tournament at Pretoria University on Monday.
A senior South African National Defence Force administration clerk was on Monday jailed for five years for fraud involving more than R1-million.
Power-sharing talks between Zimbabwe’s rival political parties were going smoothly on Monday, a South African official said.
Jacqueline Steeneveldt recently spent a weekend at the Irene Country Lodge.
Now as much as ever in its history, SA requires disciplined leaders, Nelson Mandela said at a birthday celebration in his honour on Saturday.
President Thabo Mbeki has opened the Public Administration Leadership and Management Academy in Pretoria.
Former spy boss Billy Masetlha was described by Intelligence Minister Ronnie Kasrils on Wednesday as ”misleading” and someone to be ”wary” of.
Claims that talks between Zimbabwe’s opposition and negotiators for President Robert Mugabe had broken off were called into question on Tuesday.
The date for the continuation of Ekurhuleni metro police chief Robert McBride’s drunken-driving trial will be decided on September 1.
African National Congress president Jacob Zuma on Thursday addressed a gathering of more than 1 000 poor white Pretoria residents.