The SABC has denied mentioning President Jacob Zuma in a news item about ANC Youth League president Julius Malema espousing monogamy.
About 50% of South Africa’s crime is committed in Gauteng, the new Gauteng police commissioner, Mzwandile Petros, said on Monday.
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South African Airways (SAA) posted a pre-tax profit of R596-million for the year ended March 2010, the group said on Monday.
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South Africa’s consumer confidence ticked up in the third quarter as consumers were upbeat about their spending power, a survey showed on Monday.
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Sasol on Monday reported a 5% rise in full-year headline earnings per share and said it was cautious on its outlook.
More than 200 South African and international civil society organisations got together recently to launch the Right2Know Campaign.
Clive Derby-Lewis should serve the full 25 years of his prison sentence for the murder of SACP general secretary Chris Hani, the DA said on Monday.
Moves to entrench Jimmy Manyi as president angers hands-on Gaba Tabane.
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All 25 departments and public entities falling under the DA-led Western Cape government received unqualified audits for the 2009-10 financial year.
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A review of the mining charter has revealed that targets set down for transformation have not been achieved, Minister Susan Shabangu said on Monday.
The ANC and Cosatu will on Monday try to repair their governing alliance, which has been described "dysfunctional".
The acquisition of a R4-million residence for police national commissioner General Bheki Cele is "thought to have been above board", his office said.
The ANC Youth League on Sunday said it had not referred to President Jacob Zuma in a televised speech about multiple partners
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The Soweto Derby is alive and well as 75 000 fans watched Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs battle it out in a thrilling 1-1
draw.
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/ 11 September 2010
Correctional services on Saturday denied reports that a final decision on the parole application of Clive Derby-Lewis would be made next month.
The debate surrounding nationalisation of mines
should not be based on an ideological or emotional feeling, ANC general secretary Gwede Mantashe said.
The paradoxical beauty of a mohair blanket is that it is both cool enough to endure in summer and is the solution to the winter chill.
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A final decision on the pardon application of Clive Derby-Lewis, the man who orchestrated the murder of Chris Hani, would be made next month.
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Deputy president Kgalema Motlanthe met with leadership of the SA National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) on Friday ahead of discussions over the media
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"It’s a fact," pronounced the read-me headline, "Darkies just don’t read." Provocative? An understatement.
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/ 10 September 2010
Public engagement also lends credibility to powerful private institutions, especially when it comes to balancing constitutional rights.
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/ 10 September 2010
Nine years after the Twin Towers fell in New York, many Americans have still not digested the lessons of that stony-hearted atrocity.
Cosatu’s joint venture with Indian mining parastatal trumpeted as true empowerment.
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We are again entering another cycle of ritual contest for positions within the ruling party, a process simply misunderstood by the media.
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A weak rand is unlikely to help South African manufacturing, argues <b>Adrian Saville</b>.
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Traffic officials plan to stop and search one million motorists a month in a bid to reduce road deaths, Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele says.
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The process of officially documenting Zimbabweans in SA will kick off on September 20, Department Home Affairs DG Mkuseli Apleni said on Friday.
SA coach Peter de Villiers has defied the critics calling for his head by insisting the world champions have the right game plan for the World Cup.
I realised lately that people who are not Muslim see fasting as quite a radical step, says <b>lham Rawoot</b>.
The government remains "fully committed" to media freedom as enshrined in the Constitution, President Jacob Zuma said on Friday.
The government moved on Friday to discount suggestions that Cabinet ministers are failing to answer questions in Parliament.
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The lowering of interest rates is designed to spur economic activity by making money cheaper and boosting consumer spending.