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Wits University says it has finalised its applications for the 2018 academic year and will no longer be accepting any further applications. The closing date for new applications was in September 2017. The University says it has received over 56 000 applications for this year.

Johannesburg Metro Police Department spokesperson Busaphi Nxumalo says they concerned that speeding remains a major problem

Economist Iraj Abedian has described as tragic the fact that no one has been held responsible in both the political and business arenas for what he terms monumental damage to the economy.

The Automobile Association SA says the behaviour of road users contributes to fatalities. The Department of Transport says it is going to double visibility of law enforcement officers on the roads as the Festive Season nears the end.

The SABC has joined thousands of South Africans mourning the passing of music icon Robbie Malinga. The country's music industry has hailed Malinga for his selflessness, saying he was a beacon of hope for the industry.

Workers at Shoprite Checkers outlets across the country will embark on a one-day strike on Friday. Workers union SACCAWU says the strike arises out of a dispute they have with management over changes in working conditions. They also want the employer to provide transport for workers and the immediate reinstatement of 23 workers who were dismissed at the Shoprite Checkers store in Sandton north of...

The Council for the Advancement of South African Constitution (CASAC) has advised National Director for Public Prosecutions, Advocate Shaun Abrahams to respect the Constitutional Court to avoid what it terms unnecessary consequences.

The aim of the proposed Basic Education Laws Amendments Bill is not to take power away from School Governing Bodies.

The African National Congress (ANC) commission responsible for elections will on Wednesday morning outline what is at stake regarding the issue of the more than 60 uncounted votes.

Sam Mokokeli speaks on after he was man handled by security.

Selected news and current affairs clips from SABC radio and digital journalists, used on the SABC News website (www.sabcnews.com).

Selected news and current affairs clips from SABC radio and digital journalists, used on the SABC News website (www.sabcnews.com).

The ANC's steering committee has called an emergency meeting which, it's believed, will deal with an alleged irregularity during yesterday's Top Six elections.

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse believes Ramaphosa is more likely than any other ANC candidate would have been, to tackle state capture, corruption and gross maladministration within Government.

The SA Communist party has challenged the newly elected ANC Top Six to prioritise dealing with allegations of corruption in government and the party.

The Democratic Alliance has described the newly elected ANC top leadership as "a corrupt group of people." The ruling party elected Cyril Ramaphosa as its new President.

The ANC spokesperson, Khusela Sangoni says there are three provinces that are yet to vote.

Eskom has denied reports that Matshela Koko will be back at work on Monday after being reinstated at the power utility's CEO.

Zizi Kodwa has given the assurance that there won't be any disruptions at the party's 54th National Elective Conference.

Outgoing ANC President Jacob Zuma says he would only accede to the party's decision to recall him as head of state if the move did not risk further dividing the ANC.

The African National Congress says it can't dictate to President Jacob Zuma about his next step on the State of Capture report.

SABC board chairperson Bongumusa Makhathani says plans are in place to ensure that it’s broadcasting of the ANC elective conference and all other broadcasts are not compromised.

Unions representing workers at the SABC say they will stop at nothing until their demands are met. Workers affiliated to trade unions CWU and Bemawu are expected to down tools on Thursday demanding a ten percent salary increase.

Former acting national police commissioner, Kgomotso Phahlaane on IPID.

The newly-elected Free State ANC leadership has vowed to urgently deal with the application of disgruntled members who are challenging its legitimacy. Party members led by former deputy chairperson Thabo Manyoni approached the High Court in Bloemfontein on Monday, requesting it to nullify the provincial elective conference.