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South Africa's Presidency called on media to mark Press Freedom Day by taking a softer line on embattled President Jacob Zuma. Zuma has been criticised by the media, allies of his ruling African...
Thirteen Pretoria advocates who "mounted the steed of greed" and milked the Road Accident Fund will have to pay back more than R15.6-million of their ill-gotten gains, the High Court in Pretoria...
The Speaker's office has dismissed concern about the legitimacy of the ANC's new parliamentary consultation process on the Protection of State Information Bill, China has agreed to $2.5-billion in...
Nearly three years have passed in which China “has publicly shied away from Zimbabwe” but there are signs that Beijing has its eye, once again, on the country’s rich mineral reserves.”(2)...
The Auditor-General’s office will start quarterly performance audits at national and provincial levels, in an effort to timeously detect red flags in the financial reporting and operational...
In today's podcast, Cosatu secretary-general Zwelinzima Vavi says that the trade union remains committed to the ANC-led tripartite alliance; the Unctad reports that poverty is on the rise despite...
In today's podcast, the SA government says that the 2010 FIFA World Cup pumped an estimated R93-billion into the economy; OCHA calls for more aid for Niger as a food crisis intensifies; and,...
In today's podcast, the DA calls for investigation into Julius Malema's "power abuse"; Zimbabwe orders an end to central bank asset auctions; and, DA leader Helen Zille says that the lessons of the...