Oscar Pistorius, the former Paralympic and Olympic sprinter, has been released from prison in South Africa after serving nine years for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. The parole board granted Pistorius' release in November, as he had...
“I am embarrassed, disgusted, and angry! In other parts of the world, honesty is applauded and celebrated. Accolades are showered on you. You are a hero.” Those are the words used by Babita Deokaran’s sister to describe her senseless...
Cape Town – Police in the Western Cape have arrested two suspects and confiscated drugs worth R1.4 million.
In a statement released on Monday, provincial police spokesperson Sergeant Christopher Spies said members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) Rural...
GABORONE– The Botswana High Court has acquitted the woman accused of laundering US$10 billion with former President Ian Khama, and South African businesswoman, Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe.
Intelligence agent, Welheminah Mphoeng Maswabi, an officer with the Directorate of Intelligence Security Services (DISS), was...
DURBAN – ASTRON Energy, also known as Caltex, has been accused of failing to take steps to protect an employee who claimed she was sexually harassed and victimised by her manager.
Its human resources department is also accused of protecting...
On Tuesday, May 4, 2021, Sam & Nicholas Attorneys , a Cape Town-based legal practice, again represented its clients in a protracted matter that traces its genesis to the mid-’80s. SNATT is in the Western Cape High Court...
On occasion, Saul, the historical king of Old Testament Israel as the Biblical Writ leads, got himself in an entanglement of prophetic utterances, which necessitated the question: is Saul also among the prophets ? In a sense, hearing Mbeki on the...
BY MAHA EL DAHAN
A maize plant is seen among other dried maize at a field in Hoopstad, a maize-producing district in the Free State province, South Africa, on January 13, 2016.
REUTERS/SIPHIWE SIBEKO
South Africa will not declare a national disaster...
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday condemned ongoing attacks and vandalism targeting the road freight industry, days after protesters demanded that companies stop hiring foreign nationals as truck drivers.
Several trucks suspected to be driven by foreign nationals have...
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday condemned ongoing attacks and vandalism targeting the road freight industry, days after protesters demanded that companies stop hiring foreign nationals as truck drivers.
Several trucks suspected to be driven by foreign nationals have...
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