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Counts of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal. his younger brother pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting the unnecessary suffering for kherson had already been fined a quarter million pounds ljy been fined a quarter million pounds by his club and lost lucrative sponsorships, but the prosecution argued that he caused the cat fear, pain and anxiety and that the suffering was deliberate. zuma has agreed for his two cats to be rehomed by the rspca, which said it welcomed the guilty p...

This is the same minister who helped deceive a nation about Nkandla’s fire pool and let down SA’s artists and sportspeople

US wants a trade agreement, similar to what we have with the EU, but trade, industry & competition minister Ebrahim Patel will not allow it

One of the greatest dangers of living through a time of perverted reality, a time when things that are right are branded as wrong by the powers that be, is that good men and women may also begin to lose grasp of their own ethical compass.

The decade-long corruption trial involving former president Jacob Zuma remains marred by uncertainty.

Former SAA boss Dudu Myeni scored more than R600,000 in less than a year from donations made to the Jacob Zuma Foundation, which has been under her full control for years.

Ramaphosa came up with reforms to boost power supply, but delays in implementation have kept us in the dark

The ANC Veterans’ League is calling for action against organisers of the Worker’s Day event that saw President Cyril Ramaphosa whisked offstage for safety reasons.

Five key players in state capture keep cropping up in the latest part of chief justice Raymond Zondo's report. Sunday Times approached them all for comment.

The latest report focuses on the "capture" of Eskom, the public power utility in Africa's most industrialised economy.