Deadlocked negotiations could lead to the shutdown of commuter rail operations, trade unions representing workers in the sector warned on Wednesday.
Police on Wednesday fired tear gas and rubber bullets at township protesters demanding improved services and more jobs.
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Court papers are expected to be filed shortly to prevent the appointment of a successor to axed NPA boss Vusi Pikoli, his lawyers said on Wednesday.
The Free State health department will spend most of its R5,1-billion budget on salaries, the provincial minister for health said on Wednesday.
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa made up an accusation that R100-million of Scorpions funds was unaccounted for, the DA said on Wednesday.
Municipalities should prioritise waste management and greening of townships to restore dignity to South Africans, Buyelwa Sonjica said on Wednesday.
The Chamber of Mines has tabled a final wage offer for coal miners, it said on Wednesday.
The head of the Jazz Foundation, which has been paid out millions in Lotto grants, is also a member of the agency that considers grant applications.
About a million more South Africans toured in their own country in 2008 compared to the previous year, Marthinus van Schalkwyk said on Wednesday.
The JSC on Wednesday appointed a three-member subcommittee to investigate if there is enough evidence to proceed with a full hearing into John Hlophe.
Do not shoot at unarmed service delivery protesters, KwaZulu-Natal local government minister Willies Mchunu warned police on Wednesday.
Businessman Sir Richard Branson and President Jacob Zuma intend establishing a disease-control centre in South Africa by next year.
Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies told Parliament that the distribution of funds from the national lottery ”remains a matter of concern”.
Massmart Holdings has been served with strike notices for protected protest action on Friday, Saccawu said on Wednesday.
The Land Commission on Wednesday said it had exhausted its R1,3-billion budget for land claims eight months before the end of the financial year.
Cellphone call costs in South Africa are among the highest in the world and need investigating, ID leader Patricia de Lille said on Wednesday.
A wave of protests has erupted in townships across SA over public services, adding to pressure on President Jacob Zuma to fight poverty.
A Medical Research Council research initiative is still receiving government funding for clinical trials on two Aids vaccines recently launched in SA.
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Unions representing gold miners met with employers for final wage talks on Tuesday, saying a strike was ”highly likely” if they fail to reach a deal.
SA have made two enforced changes to the team that clinched a series against the British and Irish Lions for a Tri-Nations clash with NZ on Saturday.
Water Affairs director-general Pam Yako has been put on ”special leave” pending the outcome of a probe into alleged financial irregularities.
A former employee of the NPA told the JSC on Tuesday that the body had demanded she pay back her salary for the time she served as an acting judge.
The investigation into the mining accident at Impala Platinum’s Rustenburg operations must be rigorous and thorough, Cosatu said on Tuesday.
The first outcome of an ANC-friendly JSC is the decision to hold closed hearings on the dispute involving John Hlophe, DA leader Helen Zille says.
An Eastern Cape candidate judge caused a stir before the JSC when he told members he left priesthood for law because he concluded there is no God.
The SABC interim board is examining the costs of each of the beleaguered broadcaster’s departments ”line by line”, its chairperson said on Tuesday.
Police fired rubber bullets to disperse about 200 hostel dwellers in Thokoza on the East Rand on Tuesday, who were protesting over service delivery.
The JSC has opted for a closed inquiry into the dispute between John Hlophe and Constitutional Court judges, a report said on Tuesday.
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