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Curator at the SA Navy Museum Leon Steyn says exhibitions will be held around the country to remember the fallen heroes

Constitutional Law expert, Professor Pierre de Vos says, him [Nel] joining Afriforum to my personal political views, I find it a bit problematic, as the organisation focuses on white Afrikaners...

Some African leaders have rejected a strategy calling for a collective withdrawal from the International Criminal Court. The non-binding decision came behind closed doors Tuesday near the end of an African Union summit.

President Jacob Zuma has described the African Union's decision on Morocco as difficult but necessary. The continental body has taken a decision to accept Morocco's application for re-admission into the AU.

The strike at the University of South Africa (Unisa) is over after management reached an agreement with National Health Education and Allied Workers Union (Nehawu).

The Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution (Casac) says it is a legitimate use of court process for Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to seek clarity about as to how much authority he has to interfere in the banks operations

Listen to Minister of Home Affairs, Malusi Gigaba speak on how government has warned businesses to employ a majority of South Africans.

Deputy General Secretary of Sadtu in Limpopo Sowell Tjebane says there should be no schooling in Limpopo Thursday morning.

The President of Black Business Council (BBC) Danisa Baloyi says they accept 90% of the FICA Bill.

Managing Director of Banking Association of SA Cas Coovada there is no objections in the Bill apart the one from the BBC.

Acting National Director of the World Skills South Africa Palesa Rakometsi talks about the World Skills competition.

Acting National Director of the World Skills South Africa Palesa Rakometsi explains what the World Skills Competition is.

Acting National Director of the World Skills South Africa Palesa Rakometsi talks about the kind of skills that are going to be showcased at the World Skills Competition.

Friend and veteran poet, Don Mattera says music legend, Thandi Klassen like many of our industrious living legends has paid her dues.

Executive Director of Corruption Watch, David Lewis, talks about how the perception of public sector corruption in South Africa has improved.

Achmat Sedick, director of the Muslim Judicial Council talks about the issue of some delis selling non halaal meat as halaal.

The South African Union of Students has threatened to shut down the University of Pretoria after the institution asked students with pending criminal cases to motivate why they should be allowed to re-register for the 2017 academic year

The mother of 14-year-old Siphamandla Choma who was allegedly assaulted by his principal at Manyano Primary School in Middelburg, Mpumalanga has opened a case of assault

The National Union of Mineworkers says it is shocked and disappointed at the announcement by AngloGold Ashanti to dismiss hundreds of workers.

Science Spaza Project Manager, Thobeka Gumeda says they are using hip-hop to improve science literacy among learners.

WITS Universities Political Economy Professor Patrick Bond on Donald Trump and the US-Africa foreign policy.

Human Rights Watch West Africa Researcher Jim Wormington says Adama Barrow is still in Senegal.

South Africans are increasingly getting concerned about the countries higher education TVET.

Economists Atul Padalkar says President Donald Trump is seen as the controversial nature of lifestyle.

The National Consumer Commission says it's still waiting for a notification of the recall from Ford Motor Company South Africa. NCC Commissioner, Ebrahim Mohammed explains.