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latest news & developmentsWho are the four new SABC board members?
Jacob Zuma has appointed four non-executive members to the board of the South African Broadcasting Corporation. Who are they?
Eskom: Save electricity or be left in the dark
Eskom said using electricity could stave off the re-introduction of load shedding as cold winds and snow dragged temperatures down to single digits.
Clock ticking ahead of local government elections
From 7am on Wednesday over 23-million registered voters will go to over 20 000 polling stations to choose a representative at local government level.
Zuma joins the Twitterverse
President Jacob Zuma began tweeting on Tuesday gathering over 600 followers within an hour of his first post.
Krejcir asked to hand himself over
Fugitive Radovan Krejcir is supposed to report to his lawyer’s chambers on Thursday to be handed over to police for questioning, his lawyer says.
Hawks say fight against corruption continues
The Hawks will continue their corruption fight while rectifying legislation in line with a ruling they were vulnerable to political interference.
Churches take issue with Zuma comments
The SA Council of Churches hopes to meet President Jacob Zuma over his "problematic" statement that a vote for the ANC will get people into heaven.
Minister ‘hopeful’ unions will accept govt wage offer
Public Service Minister Richard Baloyi said on Tuesday he hoped to never see a repeat of this year’s public-sector strike.
New number plates for Gauteng motorists
Gauteng plans to introduce its new licence-plate system in December, the month it expects to run out of numbers to allocate under the old system.
Selebi hints at ‘improper’ prosecution ahead of appeal bid
Former police chief Jackie Selebi has asked his lawyers to tell "authorities" that his corruption prosecution may have been improper.
Equal opportunity ‘up yours’ Hayibo to close
Satire website Hayibo.com will post its last article on Friday after advertisers shied away from it, one of the site’s writers said on Wednesday.
Govt says genocide claims ‘ludicrous’
A claim that the government was committing genocide against Afrikaner farmers was "ludicrous", spokesperson Themba Maseko said on Tuesday.
Search continues for missing tiger
Panjo the tiger, who reportedly jumped out of his owners’ bakkie on Tuesday morning and went walkabout, has caused a stir.
Doubts over replicating Cup courts successes
There are doubts over plans to replicate the successes of World Cup courts which have seen cases around the tournament swiftly concluded.
SA diplomatic staff dodge traffic fines in UK
SA diplomatic staff owe more than £600 000 (about R6,8-million) in unpaid traffic congestion charges to the UK government.