Pretoria minibus taxi driver, Percyval Matji, who allegedly drove over and killed a schoolgirl, will face a murder charge.
There is more to a wicked portrait of Kentridge than meets the eye, writes Eamon Allan.
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Ted Dumitru carries a heavy burden into the third round of the African Confederation Cup this weekend.
A week and a day ahead of the April 22 elections, the SABC has cancelled an episode of Special Assignment dealing with satire.
Judge Meyer Joffe of the Johannesburg High Court on Tuesday ruled that police national commissioner Jackie Selebi’s case be postponed to May 4.
ANC leader Jacob Zuma is suing the Guardian for defamation over an article that described his leadership style as ”morally contaminated”.
The Travelgate investigation had been designed to destroy the reputations of certain politicians, one of the travel agents facing charges has claimed.
Reports that South Africa is on the brink of a national fuel shortage are exaggerated, the petroleum industry association said on Tuesday.
Lawyers have asked the Pretoria High Court to stop the president from granting pardons to prisoners convicted of apartheid-era crimes.
Scorpions prosecutor Gerrie Nel on Tuesday questioned how Jackie Selebi’s lawyers came into possession of a DVD only declassified recently.
The National Prosecuting Authority applied to have police national commissioner Jackie Selebi’s trial postponed on Tuesday.
Specialist banking group Investec have bought 50 000 tickets for the 2009 Confederation Cup at a cost of R3,5-million.
Thembelihle Tshabalala tested the reaction on the streets over the decision to drop charges against Jacob Zuma.
A strike in the road freight industry, which has seen at least 300 petrol stations run dry in the past week, continues on Tuesday.
Zille’s car – an official model on loan since bomb threats against her made driving her own Toyota Prius a security risk — is an unbelievable mess
Boost for the economy as cellphone giant ditches Telkom and heads for JSE, reports Lloyd Gedye.
The conflation of the ruling party with the government and the state is fuelled by the myth of the party as the liberator of a passive citizenry.
If there is a company that has been badly affected by the economic maelstrom, it is paper giant Sappi, which lost 80% of its market value.
Mandy Rossouw and Paul Botes went looking for Thabo Mbeki’s mother in Idutywa and came away feeling there’s only one Cope supporter in town.
The SABC undertook to make good millions of rands of debts owed to companies and individual members of the television production industry.
A woman died instantly when her car veered off the N2 highway near Empangeni and hit an embankment on Saturday afternoon, paramedics said.
Almost a year after lodging a complaint, John McCann still does not know what the Catholic Church knows about the cleric who abused him as a boy.
Mmanaledi Mataboge quizzed academic Sipho Seepe, a prominent member of Jacob Zuma’s camp.
A Zuma supporter who was outside the country this week asked me what was happening when I phoned him on Tuesday.
‘No anti-Zuma bias’ in complaint against Hlophe, Judicial Service Commission hears. Matuma Letsoalo reports.
The ghost of Cope is now hanging over the premiership race in the Eastern Cape, which is considered to be the party’s heartland.
ANC national working committee member Lindiwe Sisulu led an ANC task team on Zuma’s legal affairs. Rapule Tabane spoke to her.
Dismissing religion is as dangerous as colonialism and all the ignorance that comes with it, says
Steve de Gruchy.
Top advocate Wim Trengove has attacked the National Prosecuting Authority’s decision to drop charges against Jacob Zuma.
Jacob Zuma’s victory this week provided more than legal relief. It was also an important political reaffirmation.
Eamon Allan confronts his true colours and finds out he’s really just an orange blob.
The controversial tapes central to the NPA’s reasons for dropping charges against Jacob Zuma are "overrated".