Jenna Etheridge

​Ammunition testing at the Rheinmetall Denel Munition plant in Firgrove, east of Cape Town, resumed for the first time on Monday

ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe says the party was dismayed that one of their employees had been arrested

The sons of Ismail Bassa have recalled of how they tried to fight off his attacker.

‘South Africa’s diplomatic efforts over the past two decades include conflict resolution, prevention, mediation, peacekeeping and peacebuilding’

According to preliminary findings by Ipsos, the party is now polling at 20% support, two percentage points lower than what it achieved in 2014

By using an evaporation process at a new waste water treatment plant on site, approximately 47 tankers of water will now be recovered

The bus strike, which started on Wednesday, has left thousands stranded and minibus taxis strained as they try to cater for the increased travel load

The meeting at 12:00 on Friday will be convened with structures of the ANC, the party’s leagues, alliance members and the ANC caucus in the North West

The legal action will go ahead despite Fraser being transferred from his position as State Security Agency director general

​The Hawks have confirmed that their offices in Bellville, Cape Town, were broken into

The Supreme Court of Appeal has replaced Oscar Pistorius’s culpable homicide conviction with murder.

UCT says race will still be considered in a proposed student admissions policy but only as one of many other factors to determine disadvantage.

Thandi Maqubela has been found guilty of her husband’s murder, forging his will and committing fraud by causing potential prejudice to his estate.

Political analyst Richard Calland says President Jacob Zuma "doesn’t read" and is "in many ways, the embodiment of anti-intellectualism".

Government respects the judiciary of the United Arab Emirates despite Cyril Karabus’s ordeal, the deputy international relations minister has said.