Mbulaheni Maguvhe on Wednesday indicated he will not attend proceedings because his rights have been infringed upon.

Cyril Ramaphosa says the high prevalence of Aids amongst young women in particular remains a concern for government.

Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa says credit ratings agencies are not mainly focused on political movements.

Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa says interventions have been taken by government to stimulate economic growth.

The SABC board inquiry has been disrupted again with the delegation staging a walkout from proceedings in Parliament.

The eleventh annual South African Child Gauge publication was released, which focuses on children and social assistance.

Noluvo Swelindawo, an openly lesbian woman, was abducted and murdered last weekend in the Driftsands area.

Government yesterday won its appeal against a court order granting a terminally ill man the right to end his life.

The body has been handed over to the South African Police Service for further investigation.

The man reportedly fell from Maclear's Beacon, the highest point on the mountain.

The former president says one law that should have been scrapped is the Riotous Assemblies Act that was promulgated in 1956.

A high level panel, appointed by the Speakers' Forum, will conduct public hearings at the His People Church in Goodwood.

Around 40 students arrived in Plettenberg Bay without accommodation for the festival after being scammed by a property management.

Cape Town's EMS Blood Run is currently underway in a bid to promote blood donation.

The Hawks say it expects to make more arrests in an inter-provincial licensing fraud syndicate.

Over R2 million in cash, two vehicles & several ID documents were recovered during a raid at Elton Abrahams’s Belhar home.

The CT Science Centre says it’s important to expose primary school children to computer programming.

The deputy president has applauded the late Castro’s selfless contribution in bettering the lives of the oppressed in SA.