British PM challenges NATO allies on ransom payments
British Prime Minister David Cameron has urged NATO allies not to pay ra...
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China praises SA over Dalai Lama row
China on Friday thanked South Africa and praised its "correct position" ... -
Body of girl, 5, found in Tembisa
The body of a five-year-old girl was found in the veld in Phomolong, Tem... -
Mall design not irregular: expert
The Tongaat mall that collapsed, killing two people, was not an unusua... -
Post Offices in poor state
We deliver, whatever it takes, is the slogan of the SA Post Office, an a... -
Transport Minister Dipuo Peters meets MECs
Minister Dipuo Peters has met MECs to discuss transport-related matter... -
Former Safa CEO appeals to Public Protector
A request has been sent to Public Protector Thuli Madonsela to consider ... -
Employers plead for less interference in wages
A national minimum wage, if set at a level employers cannot afford, will... -
Agreement reached on music royalties
The SA Music Rights Organisation (Samro) and the SA Music Performance Ri... -
Four set to plead in 'headless' murder case
Four people, including three minors, could plead guilty next week to the... -
Committee condemns hospital rape
The rape of a nurse at Helen Joseph Hospital was on Friday condemned by ... -
IFP encourages cervical cancer testing
The IFP in KwaZulu-Natal has called on women to get tested for cervical ... -
Methodist church welcomes Lesotho Progress
The Methodist Church of Southern Africa on Friday welcomed the calmness ... -
Yengeni submits written representations
ANC national executive committee member Tony Yengeni has submitted rep... -
Cele heads to Concourt over report
Former police commissioner Bheki Cele plans to approach the Constitution... -
Monsoon rains kill more than 35 in Pakistan
The government has been criticised for not doing more to mitigate agains... -
Massive blackout hits Cairo rush hour
A huge power outage blacked out most of Cairo on Thursday causing major ... -
Greenpeace members on trial for daring nuclear break-in
Fifty-five Greenpeace activists from some 20 countries go on trial in Fr... -
Nkandla committee's mandate unchanged: ANC
Political parties have agreed that the Nkandla parliamentary committee's... -
President Zuma welcomes the release of record
President Jacob Zuma has welcomed the release of the record relating to ...