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/ 30 October 2011
Tens of thousands of fans were wowed by American rock band Kings of Leon with their first concert in Jo’burg.
ANCYL president Julius Malema’s disciplinary hearing has been reconvened to October 26, where final witnesses are expected to testify.
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/ 1 September 2011
Fans in green and gold lined the streets of Sandton to bid farewell to the Springboks as they depart for New Zealand ahead of the Rugby World Cup.
Another cold front accompanied by heavy snowfalls, sleet and hail has swept across the country, dashing hopes of an early spring.
<i>City Press</i> editor Ferial Haffajee has integrity, columnist Eric Miyeni has said, days after calling her a "black snake in the grass".
The government will do everything in its power to repatriate the body of South African photojournalist Anton Hammerl.
A national task team is to tackle hate crimes against lesbians and gays, the justice ministry said on Wednesday.
President Jacob Zuma urged thousands of ANC supporters in Soweto not to "throw away their vote" during the May 18 local government elections.
ANCYL president Julius Malema said on Wednesday that AfriForum brought a hate speech case against him only because it wanted the "limelight".
ANCYL president Julius Malema denied being a racist when he took the stand on a hate speech charge at the Equality Court in Johannesburg on Wednesday.
The intention of a struggle song containing the lyrics "shoot the boer" was to inspire and mobilise people, the ANC’s Gwede Mantashe told a court.
A witness in the hate speech case against ANCYL president Julius Malema "was too afraid to testify", the Equality Court heard on Friday.
<em>Ayesaba Amagwala</em>, which contains the lyrics "shoot the boer", is not a song but a chant, a music expert has told the Equality Court.
The SA Municipal Workers’ Union on Thursday threatened to approach the Public Protector about alleged corruption at waste management agency Pikitup.
Johannesburg’s rubbish collectors will go on a full-blown strike from Thursday, following numerous disputes with management.
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/ 29 October 2010
Three people accused of fraud alongside controversial businessman Sandile Majali will be sent for mental observation, a court ordered on Friday.
Any vet found guilty of disgracing the profession through improper conduct may be barred from practising, the SA Veterinary Council said on Tuesday.
Panjo the tiger was found on Wednesday night after going walkabout for two days.
The Gauteng health department has confirmed the deaths of 11 babies, several of them unborn, at the Natalspruit Hospital in Katlehong.
Hawkers protested outside Safa House in Soweto on Wednesday, saying they were struggling to survive after being evicted from around Soccer City.