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National Assembly speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, who recently took a special leave to deal with allegations of corruption, has resigned.

Academic qualifications awarded or gained during the registration and phase-out periods of Educor colleges are valid and recognised, according to the higher education, science and technology department.

Residents of Macassar have vowed to oppose the planned relocation of thousands of families illegally occupying the central commuter railway line in Cape Town.

“It was intimate and the team at NPR were extremely generous.“

Department of public enterprises spokesperson Ellis Mnyandu should observe borders and the protocol of addressing elected officials in public. Either Mnyandu is a hired gun who knows no boundaries or a whippersnapper in a relentless campaign to vilify public enterprises portfolio committee chairperson Khaya Magaxa.

Shocking video footage has emerged of the moment a bull elephant charged a game drive vehicle carrying six guests - killing one - and a guide at Kafue National Park in Zambia.

ActionSA has vowed to tackle crimes allegedly committed by politicians by hunting down its “most wanted” individuals the party believes are implicated in corruption.

The ANC suffered another setback in its case against the DA after a court found that the governing party was in contempt of court for its failure to hand over all documents related to its cadre deployment committee

MK Party believes the IEC had no business upholding constitutional provisions blocking former president Jacob Zuma's nomination to stand for parliament due to a previous jail sentence.

Five suspected cash in transit (CIT) robbers were killed in a shootout with police in Witbank on Wednesday.