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Eskom declares dispute with trade unions

Unions say they will only agree to a wage agreement if Eskom does not discipline employees who went on strike.

130,000 TB patients 'missing' in SA

The SA National TB Association says more than 130,000 tuberculosis patients in
the country are unaccounted for.

White House says Turkish sanctions 'regrettable'

File: The White House condemned Turkey's doubling of tariffs on US imports.

The White House said Turkey's tariff hikes on US products in retaliation for US sanctions on Ankara were "regrettable".

Cele wants funding to expand police force

File: The South African Policing Union is urging government to deal with the request urgently.

Police Minister Bheki Cele says he will approach National Treasury to get funding to appoint more police officers.

PAC members exhumed

Pictures of Mute Nyanya Yawa, Katyana Zoya and Mpitizeli Zoya are displayed near a grave that they shared at Mamelodi West Cemetery where their families viewed their mortal remains.

The families of PAC political prisoners whose remains were exhumed in Mamelodi on Wednesday say they’re one step closer to getting much-needed closure.

Angola to exhume body of rebel chief Savimbi for 'dignified' burial

File: Angola rebel chief Jonas Savimbi was killed in a battle against the People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) government forces on 22 February 2002.

The body of Angola rebel chief Jonas Savimbi will be exhumed before the end of the year so it be can be buried "with dignity".

Campaign against anti-smoking bill intensifies

Smoking rates are high in South Africa, where estimates link tobacco to more than 40,000 deaths a year.

Man behind UK parliament attack accused of attempted murder

The car that was driven at pedestrians and cyclists in Westminster then crashed into the barrier outside the Houses of Parliament.

Three people were injured when Salih Khater drove over a pavement and into cyclists before crashing into the barrier on Tuesday morning.

New Marikana research vindicates miners

Lonmin holds a ceremony in remembrance of those who were killed in Marikana. 44 candles, 44 helmets.

New details of Scene 2 emerge, a day shy of the Marikana massacre's sixth anniversary.

Mnangagwa challenges opposition petition against election victory

Tinomudaishe Chinyoka, one of the lawyers representing ZANU-PF's Presidential candidate Emmerson Mnangagwa, arrives to file opposing papers at the Constitutional Court in Harare.

Zimbabwe's president-elect Emmerson Mnangagwa has filed papers opposing a court challenge to his victory.

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