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The Pretoria high court on Wednesday sentenced a man from Ekangala to life imprisonment for killing his one-year-old nephew as a “satanic sacrifice”.

The Council for Geoscience has confirmed widespread speculation that an earthquake with a magnitude of 1.4 is what startled residents in Cape Town on Wednesday afternoon.

The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) has endorsed objections to former president Jacob Zuma's nomination to stand for parliament.

The actions of parents who are misinformed add to the concerning numbers.

Reports linking Hugo Broos with a possible departure from the Bafana Bafana coaching job should be of huge concern to the South African public, at a time when the national team has some semblance of stability at last.

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A buyer shelled out $718,750 for one of the most controversial wooden planks in cinematic history: the door frame panel that saved Rose's life in the 1997 film "Titanic."

I applaud and wish to convey my congratulations to minister of higher education and training Dr Blade Nzimande on his swift and courageous stance and decision against the Educor group's failure to comply with regulations governing higher education in SA.

The integrated development plan and budget community consultation empowers the communities to have a voice to choose based on their needs, associated with the priorities of service delivery such as water supply, access roads and so on.

President of Botswana Mokgweetsi Masisi and his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame lead a high-level cohort of political, corporate and philanthropic leaders to address this year’s Global Citizen Now conference set for New York on May 1 and 2.