People with humility, dedication and efficiency is what the ANC needs to lead the party to victory, the party’s KZN chairperson said on Friday.
The DA on Friday called for an investigation into the claim that portions of a video tape seized by the president’s VIP officers were deleted.
Sixty-eight new cholera cases have been reported in Limpopo, the Department of Health said on Friday.
The Home Affairs Department said on Friday its ”hands were tied” over the flood of Zimbabweans seeking political asylum.
Suddenly all is not well in the Bulls and Blue Bulls camp with injuries causing some concern for the coaches of the two sides.
A special parliamentary committee will next week start studying President Kgalema Motlanthe’s decision to fire Vusi Pikoli as NDPP.
Tougher legislation to deal with ruthless police killers would be a positive step, the South African Police Union said on Friday.
It would be ”logical” for Jacob Zuma to seek a deal with prosecutors if he faced graft charges again, the ANC said on Friday.
The Jo’burg Open is a great chance for budding South African golfers participating to take the mantle from the fading greats, writes Rams Mabote.
South African new vehicle sales continued to decline in December, falling 27,1% compared with December 2007, it was reported on Friday.
The Young Communist League (YCL) on Thursday said SABC’s acting CEO Gab Mampone should take responsibility for the news division.
Transport Minister Jeff Radebe sacked two senior board members of the SARCC shortly after they criticised the handling of a multibillion-rand tender.
SA will wrap up voter registration next month, ahead of hotly contested poll expected in the first half of the year, an elections spokesperson says.
Mamelodi Sundowns’ star defender Robyn Johannes is hoping to get 2009 off to a flying start when the Brazilians host Kaizer Chiefs on Sunday.
HRW on Thursday urged SA to stop deporting Zimbabweans fleeing the humanitarian disaster in their country and grant them temporary shelter instead.
The SCA rules on Monday in the state’s appeal against Judge Chris Nicholson’s ruling in favour of presidential frontrunner Jacob Zuma.
November manufacturing data released on Thursday reflects the reality of what could be a fairly fast slowdown in South Africa’s economy.
KwaZulu-Natal transport minister Bheki Cele on Thursday called national bus operator SA Roadlink a ”killing machine” and ”a coffin on wheels”.
Cellphone operator MTN said on Thursday that its acquisition of Verizon SA won’t thwart competition.
A probe into the police’s VIP protection unit was welcomed on Thursday by the South African Police Union.
Ajax Cape Town and Santos played to a 1-1 draw in an action-packed derby at the Athlone Stadium on Wednesday night.
The ANC on Wednesday said there was no record of Terry Oliphant, who has been charged with statutory rape, ever being a member of the party.
The DA said on Wednesday the South African Police Service was incapable of holding unruly police officers accountable for intimidating motorists.
Altech Technologies, which was granted the right to intervene in the MTN and Verizon merger hearings, has withdrawn its intervention in the matter.
Safety and Security Minister Nathi Mthethwa has requested President Kgalema Motlanthe to replace suspended police National Commissioner Jackie Selebi.
About 1 500 pupils in KwaZulu-Natal have not received their 2008 matric results due to cheating and technical irregularities.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) leader in Parliament, Sandra Botha, will retire after the general elections this year, she said on Wednesday.
The JSE had sunk into the red by noon on Wednesday as investors around the world took profits and markets consolidated.
Having won the last two events on the European Tour, there is little doubt SA’s Richard Sterne is the favourite going into this weekend’s Jo’burg Open
A mass meeting will be held on Tuesday evening in Durban’s Albert Park to discuss recent vicious attacks on foreigners in the area.
The Russian cruiser Pyotr Velikiy, has been denied entry to the Cape Town harbour by the National Nuclear Regulator.
The Department of Education has said that all 2008 National Senior Certificate candidates will have their results before schools reopen.