Addressing Lonmin miners, Malema has called for Zuma and Mthethwa to resign, and claimed police were protecting the interests of Cyril Ramaphosa.
New Zealand rugby star Sonny Bill Williams (27), and South African heavyweight Francois Botha (43) are set to meet in the ring in November.
Former ANC Youth League President, Julius Malema asked police to distance themselves from the crowds at the Wonderkop village near Rustenburg.
Julius Malema, who is due to speak to striking Lonmin workers this afternoon, was greeted with applause at Wonderkop near Rustenburg.
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate is probing the police’s role in the deaths of more than 30 people in a clash at Marikana mine.
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa says more than 30 people were killed in a shooting between police and miners in Marikana, Rustenburg.
An attempt by the police to disperse striking workers at Marikana’s troubled Lonmin mine has ended in a shootout between the two groups.
The National Union of Mineworkers says there is a hit list targeting its members at the troubled Lonmin mine in North West.
A Johannesburg matric pupil who asked Olympic gold medallist Chad le Clos to be her matric dance date was completely flabbergasted when he agreed.
It is never too late to fight corruption, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe told the National Assembly.
Boeremag bomber Herman van Rooyen has become the 15th man to be convicted of high treason by the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria.
Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu is "gravely concerned" about the violent protests at Lonmin’s Marikana mine, her office has said.
A revised version of the NDP has been handed to President Jacob Zuma, with changes to key issues like salaries, the economy and cadre deployment.
A 10th body has been discovered at Lonmin’s troubled Marikana mine in the North West, about 100m away from a hilltop where workers gathered earlier.
President Jacob Zuma has appointed Judge Raymond Zondo to the Constitutional Court, the presidency said.
The Cape Times has reported a man died and a truck was torched during service delivery protests in Khayelitsha, Cape Town.
South Africa’s London Olympic Games team returned home to a hero’s welcome from scores of supporters at OR Tambo International on Tuesday morning.
Trade union AMCU says the National Union of Mineworkers is responsible for the violence which left nine dead at the Marikana mine in the North West.
Nine people have been killed at Lonmin’s Marikana mine in the North West, police said on Monday evening.
A man at Lonmin’s Marikana mine in the North West has been killed – the third death resulting from union violence there.
Eight people have been arrested in Cape Town after Khayelitsha residents burnt tyres and stoned vehicles in service delivery protests.
According to a recent study by Wits University, ANC members have played a leading role in most protests across the country.
The Sharks have rained on Western Province’s parade by defeating the home side 25-23 in their opening 2012 Currie Cup match at Newlands.
A sheriff was allegedly sent to Nelson Mandela’s home in order to find his grandson Zondwa Mandela who owes Investec money for a Mercedes Benz.
Both men suspected of beating a Muslim man to death in Magaliesburg in an allegedly racially-motivated incident have been arrested.
Journalist and author Heidi Holland has been found dead in her home, the result of a possible suicide, Gauteng police say.
Section27 says it’s considering more legal action against the basic education department because it did not obey a court order to deliver textbooks.
The ANC Youth League has pronounced itself "delirious with happiness" over Caster Semenya’s second place finish in the women’s Olympics 800m final.
Cricket SA has confirmed that its board of directors will be restructured to include five independent, five non-independent members and the CEO.
The DA has claimed it will break down the wall that excludes so many young South Africans from gainful employment.
The department of finance has condemned the use of documents containing government logos being used to con people out of their hard-earned money.
Compared to the funding countries such as Britain received, South Africa’s spending was hardly impressive, The Saturday Star has reported.