The Scorpions arrested two men, one a police inspector, in connection with Road Accident Fund (RAF) fraud on Wednesday.
The extent of unpaid debt in South Africa declined in the first six months of this year compared with the same period last year, Statistics SA reported on Thursday.
The government and internet company Host City reached an out-of-court settlement on Monday in a dispute over the e-mail address, ‘[email protected]’.
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.
Full-scale talks on the future of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) resume in Pretoria on Monday, but behind-the-scenes negotiators have failed to resolve deep divisions between the government and rebels on power-sharing.
One of various acronyms in health jargon, PLWHA, is meant to describe people living with HIV/Aids, but, according to the government, all South Africans in fact live with the virus.
Someone blew two notes on a kudu horn from the court door as alleged bus murderer De Wet Kritzinger entered the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.
South Africa is considering a UN request to send about 1 500 soldiers to enforce a peace deal between Rwanda and the DRC.
The Bulls stormed into third place on the Super 12 log with an astonishing 75-14 victory over an outplayed and outmuscled Stormers outfit at a packed Loftus stadium in Pretoria on Saturday afternoon. Stormers captain Neil de Kock was magnanimous in defeat. ”The Bulls played really well today and I hope they take this performance overseas and fly the flag for us,” he said.