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Rhino horns worth R23m seized at OR Tambo Airport
According to Sars, the 36 pieces of rhino horns were found after a K9 detector dog reacted positively to a consignment of ‘decoration items’ in a warehouse.
ANC EC sends condolences to OR Tambo district mayor after fatal crash
The ANC in the Eastern Cape has sent condolences to the family of its OR Tambo District Municipal Mayor Nomakhosazana Meth following the deaths of two of her relatives in a car crash.
Mathunjwa: Sibanye-Stillwater members remain on strike
Amcu, which represents around 43% of Sibanye's gold workforce in South Africa, called the strike in mid-November after discussions over the wage agreement with Sibanye broke down.
SABC commended for suspending staff implicated in sexual harassment
Media Monitoring Africa says it's good to see that the public broadcaster has followed through with the recommendations of the commission of inquiry.
Pandor notes sale of student places report at UKZN
The minister says the university is keeping her updated about the investigation into staff members who may have been working with criminals for financial gain.
#GlobalCitizen: Sasol garage fell outside SAPS security plan, says Cele
Police Minister Bheki Cele expressed sympathy to the victims and has urged them to lay criminal complaints.
Too early to say if another petrol price decrease on cards, says AA
After several increases this year the Energy Department announced that the petrol price is going down R1.84 cents this week.
Heatwave alert issued for north-eastern parts of SA
Gauteng residents are being urged to brace for scorching temperatures this week.
Limpopo police search for suspects after Vodacom store vandalised
In a video that’s been shared on social media people dressed in Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) regalia can be seen storming into the shop and destroying stock and equipment.
Law enforcement taken to task following muggings after Global Citizen concert
Scores of angry revellers have taken to Twitter saying they were mugged by criminals who grabbed their cellphones as they were trying to catch their lifts home.
Pupils at EC school forced to borrow broken toilet seat from staff - report
According to Groundup, 18 of the 20 pit toilets at Mndundu Junior Secondary are broken - 10 of which are just holes in the ground.
SA motorists urged to save cash when fuel price drops
The Energy Department has announced that from Wednesday a litre of petrol will cost you R1.84 less, while diesel is going down about R1.45.
‘Impact of latest petrol price decrease remains to be seen’
The Energy Department has announced that from Wednesday a litre of petrol will cost you R1,84 cents less, while diesel is going down about R1,45 cents.
Eskom apologises for inconvenience caused by load shedding
Eskom confirmed stage 2 load shedding kicked in on Sunday morning and is likely to last until about 10pm tonight.
Mbete, Modise ‘deeply concerned’ by reported threats against AG staff
Earlier this week, it emerged that staff members had to face a hostage situation‚ threats from municipal officials.
Slain journalist Khashoggi’s body parts found - report
Khashoggi was last seen entering the Saudi consulate on 2 October to obtain documents for his forthcoming marriage.
Land prices ‘broadly stable’ despite ANC’s land reform moves - Basa
Investors have been unnerved by one of the signature policy drives of President Cyril Ramaphosa ahead of the 2019 elections.
#StateCapture: EFF reacts to testimony from Nhlanhla Nene on Guptas
Nene told the commission that he visited the Guptas’ Saxonwold home on four occasions but denied it was to conduct dodgy dealings.
