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The four national executive committee members were sanctioned last month after leading a charge to have general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi suspended.

New innovation aims to stop SAs drivers from speeding off without paying for their petrol By Sameer Naik Share Johannesburg - An internationally renowned technology development firm might have come up with the perfect solution to an old-age problem that has plagued petrol stations in the country. Payment24 in Cape Town has launched a groundbreaking innovation that will ensure that drivers in South Africa will no longer be able to speed off without paying for their petrol. The technology firm, w...

Had Lance Allam not had a firearm in his possession when he was violently attacked by armed criminals, he says he and his family may not have been around today.

No decision on e-tolls has been made just yet - Mbalula The Ministry said that the has not been any decision made on the future of the e-tolls. A limousine drives past a toll gantry along the N12 highway in Johannesburg on Thursday, 15 November 2012. Picture: Werner Beukes/SAPA. JOHANNESBURG - Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula said on Thursday no decision was taken on the controversial e-tolling matter. Earl...

Privacy laws: Regulator and Parliament to take Facebook, WhatsApp to task Share Cape Town - With less than two months before the Protection of Personal Information Act (Popia) comes into effect on July 1, South Africas information regulator is consulting attorneys with a view to forcing Facebook and WhatsApp to obey the country’s privacy laws. On Saturday, WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, implemented its controversial new terms of service, nearly six months after it first announced pl...