WEDNESDAY, 24 APRIL 2024, 20:53
A U.S. judge has ruled that BNP Paribas must confront allegations in court regarding its purported involvement in Sudan’s genocide spanning from 1997 to 2011. The lawsuit contends that the French bank facilitated the Sudanese government’s atrocities by offering banking services that violated American sanctions. While BNP Paribas refrained from commenting on the ruling, it… Read More...
Five men are on trial for the gunning down the Bafana Bafana captain in October 2014.
North West Education Department has condemned the burning of a school.
The Minister has urged political parties to refrain from using the blackouts for point scoring.
Some residents of Giyani in Limpopo are sceptical about getting water.
Eleven people, including two children, died in two separate accidents in the Eastern Cape on Monday.
Parents concerned about overcrowding at APEX Primary School
The boys had organised a weapons-free fistfight on a WhatsApp group, which had other pupils as members, but Ryleigh Naidoo, then 16, brought a steak knife to the scene.
A 10-year prison sentence was handed down to Lusizo Henna, a celebrity chef.
The son of slain anti-apartheid activist Imam Abdullah Haron has thrown his hat into the ring to vie for the position of premier of the Western Cape.
Home Affairs Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi opens Home Affairs office at Durban shopping centre
Police say the killing of Peter “Mashata” Mabuse is a top priority case.
The case against men accused of killing anti-apartheid activist Caiphus Nyoka has been remanded.
Ramathuba says they have sent three samples of the bus crash victims for further processing.
Gauteng High Court hears testimony from Senzo Meyiwa’s brother about fatal night of shooting
Major improvements in Road Accident Fund turnaround strategy
Cabinet says it has noted the Road Accident Fund (RAF) turnaround strategy which has resulted in major improvements in the settlements of claims within 120 days and reduced legal costs by 75 percent.
The strategy has also seen a reduction of medical costs from R3.6 billion in the 2019/20 financial year to R2.1 billion in...
Cabinet welcomes UNHRC resolution on Israel
Cabinet has described a resolution taken by the United Nations Human Rights Council calling for Israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Gaza as “historic”.
The council also voted on other resolutions calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and demanding that Israel “immediately...
Cabinet urges citizens to vote in elections
As the country celebrates 30 years of freedom, Cabinet has encouraged citizens to exercise their democratic right to vote in the upcoming elections.
“It is all systems go for the 2024 National and Provincial Elections, following the signing of the Electoral Commission’s Code of Conduct by political parties and independent...
Cabinet approves 30-Year Review Report for publication
Cabinet says South Africa’s transition to democracy continues to inspire hope for many people around the world.
The remarks come after Cabinet approved the publication of the report “Towards a 30-Year Review of South Africa’s Democracy (1994-2024)”, which heralds the story of South Africa’s transition into democracy...
Seven classrooms were set ablaze in Tosca, North West, after the Department of Labour closed down a block of three classrooms because they were “not up to standard” for teaching and learning.
Cabinet welcomes R500 million investment for upgrade of Tetra Pak facility
Cabinet has welcomed the reopening of the Tetra Pak facility in KwaZulu-Natal by President Cyril Ramaphosa, which attracted an investment of R500 million.
The investment forms part of the Presidential Investment Mobilisation Drive, where government set the ambitious target in 2018 to attract R1.2 trillion...