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Bo-Kaap community approaches SCA to stop erection of 60-metre high building
The Bo-Kaap Civic and Ratepayers Association's Fowzia Achmat says they have been fighting against this development for years.
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Mining industry leaders give Eskom’s De Ruyter thumbs up
Just over a month into the job, Andre de Ruyter has impressed the mineral council of South Africa which says he met with major Eskom clients four days after he took to office.
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Prasa disputes Competition Commission’s reasoning in 'unfavourable' report
The Competition Commission says its investigations have found that Prasa has been charging excessive prices for the use of Park Station.
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Myeni pleads poverty, despite 'earning' over R4m since 2016
Dudu Myeni is under cross-examination by counsel for Outa Carol Steinberg at her delinquency case.
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Miguel Louw murder: Ebrahim's lawyer says State failed to prove client is guilty
Muhammed Vahed Ebrahim is accused of lying to the courts about his whereabouts on the day Miguel Louw (9) went missing.
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Bongani Bongo a victim of a political agenda, says Mosebenzi Zwane
Bongani Bongo's supporters believe he is being persecuted by certain members and leaders of the ANC and his criminal case is politically motivated.
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SIU gets court order to set aside Eskom, Tegeta multibillion rand contract
The court has also given the green light for the SIU to institute legal proceedings against the formerly Gupta-owned company, which is facing a barrage of corruption allegations linked to Eskom.
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Parly committee send Sascoc board packing for disorganisation
Sascoc was meant to brief the committee on Friday on progress made regarding the implementation of the recommendations of the ministerial committee and preparations for Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
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Political parties debate Winde’s Sopa
Parties are debating the address in the provincial legislature that is sitting in Mitchell’s Plain.
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The many crimes of Moehydien Pangaker, Tazne van Wyk's suspected killer
Moehydien Pangaker (54) was arrested in Cradock in the Eastern Cape on Monday and upon his return to the Western Cape two days later, he led police to a stormwater pipe where Tazne van Wyk's body was dumped.
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Ex-apartheid security officer recalls being part of Neil Aggett death probe
Former apartheid state security officer Charl Lambrecht vaguely recounted the role he played as the fingerprinting officer while investigating Aggett's death.
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Tazne van Wyk murder: Crowd torches two houses after case postponement
The crowd had gathered outside the Goodwood Magistrates Court on Friday where 54-year-old Moehydien Pangaker appeared in connection with the child murder.
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Police hunting suspect after Freedom Park high school pupil stabbed to death
It's alleged that a fellow grade 10 pupil attacked the boy after school near their homes on Thursday.
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Myeni says SAA stopped paying her legal fees to humiliate her
SAA was covering Dudu Myeni’s legal fees through the directors’ liability insurance but stopped after she decided to change her defence team.
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9 school children injured after vehicle overturns in Fochville
It’s understood the children were on their way to school in the morning when the driver lost control of the vehicle.
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Tazne van Wyk murder opens old wounds for angry community as case postponed
The situation outside the Goodwood magistrates court was heated on Friday morning as a large group of people protested against the little girl's murder.
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Prasa, govt vow to respond to protesters' demands to improve public transport
Hundreds of workers from various industries marched to the Cape Town train station and Parliament on Thursday.
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Winde: CT law enforcement officers to work under WC police commissioner
Winde made the announcement during the State of the Province address on Thursday.
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NHI Bill public hearings to kick off in Gauteng this weekend
Parliament’s portfolio committee on health has been travelling across the country since the NHI Bill was passed in Parliament last year.
