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German prosecutors have found no evidence linking the country's industrial giant ThyssenKrupp to corruption in South Africa's arms deal, the company said on Wednesday. The Germans informed the South African and Angolan authorities of the outcome and ...
The South African Post Office is trying to contact internet retailer Amazon.com for details on why it offers limited shipping facilities to South Africa after a report that this was due to theft. Business Day reported that Amazon deliveries to South ...
The African National Congress's Western Cape secretary, Mcebisi Skwatsha, was stabbed in the neck at an ANC meeting in the Worcester town hall on Thursday evening. The meeting was held following a decision of the Western Cape ANC to suspend the Boland ...
A number of people were killed when a building collapsed in Stellenbosch on Monday, the municipal director of community safety said. Die Burger reported that three people had died and 13 were thought to be trapped in the rubble after the old building ...
After almost 40 institutions had denounced Eskom's proposed 53% tariff increase, it was up to the power utility's CEO on Thursday to convince the regulator why the massive hike was necessary. Eskom chief executive Jacob Maroga was due to be the last ...
The government has denied deciding to set up refugee camps for foreigners displaced by xenophobic violence. Reports suggesting such a move were "baseless and therefore not true", it said on Wednesday. "The government has noted with concern media reports ...
A Somali community in Johannesburg on Thursday accused police of firing live ammunition at its members as more xenophobic attacks were reported in Gauteng and former Cabinet minister Kader Asmal questioned claims of 'third force' involvement in the ...
As violent xenophobic clashes that have claimed at least 42 lives spread from Gauteng to Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal, President Thabo Mbeki on Wednesday gave the go-ahead for the "involvement" of the military. More than 16 000 people have been ...
As police announced the launch of "specialised units" to combat the deadly xenophobic violence in Gauteng and the National Intelligence Agency confirmed that it was probing the violence, the government on Tuesday stood accused of serious policy failures ...
As the sun set on another bloody day of xenophobic violence in Gauteng on Monday, at least 22 people were reported dead, many more injured and 217 arrested for fierce attacks on both foreigners and local residents living in the greater Johannesburg area. ...
