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A media report indicating that Cabinet ordered the National Treasury to "repackage" an audit report on municipalities is untrue, Cabinet spokesperson Jimmy Manyi said, the European Bank for...
In today's podcast, ANC MPs accept changes to the Protection of Information Bill to protect whistle-blowers but not the media; a French court opens the way to probe of the assets of three African...
In today's podcast, Eskom names Brian Dames as its new CEO; Unesco delays the awarding of a controversial life sciences prize; and SA may pay a future penalty for World Cup strike action.
In today's podcast, DA leader Helen Zille criticises Minister Sicelo Shiceka of neglecting municipalities; Commonwealth States say that nagging doubts remain despite growing momentum towards a...
In today's podcast, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan says SA's economic revoery will be slow; Namibian President Hifikepunye Pohamba is expected to remain in power; and Equatorial Guinea's President...
Four South African mercenaries and a UK citizen granted pardons for a coup plot in Equatorial Guinea will not be prosecuted, the National Prosecutions Authority (NPA) said on Thursday.
South African mercenary Nick du Toit, who has been freed from a notorious Equatorial Guinea jail, has given President Jacob Zuma the credit for his and his accomplices' pardon.
A British mercenary awaiting trial in Equatorial Guinea for leading a failed 2004 coup has said the son of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was involved in the plot, the public...