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The Fees Commission says it's yet to make a determination on whether free education is feasible at universities.

Presidential Spokesperson Zizi Kodwa says print media remains massively un-transformed.

United States President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination to be his next United Nations Ambassador has received a cautiously optimistic response from diplomats at the world body.

Home Affairs DG Mkhuseli Apleni speaks on the efforts the department has made to curb corruption at border posts and also touches on the systems being implemented in other areas to combat rampant corruption.

The South African National Space Agency (Sansa) has developed a risk map application aimed at giving early warning to the public of possible flooding.

Political Analyst, Dumisani Hlophe says the African National Congress (ANC) veterans do not have power to convince the ruling party to have President Jacob Zuma step down.

Prophet Lethebo Rabalago from the Mount Zion General Assembly says God instructed me to spay Doom at people.

Western Cape Labour Department Chief inspector David Esau speaking on living conditions of farm workers.

Chair of Nedlac's advisory panel Wits Professor Imraan Valodia says the proposed national minimum wage will address inequality and boost economic growth.

Director and economist with the free market foundation Jasson Urbach says the national minimum wage will just harm the people it is trying to help and also exacerbate poverty and inequality.

The UN Climate conference came to a close past midnight Friday, with leaders from more than 190 countries presenting a united front to back the Paris agreement, which seeks to tackle climate change blamed for prolonged droughts, rising sea levels and diseases.

The United States has proposed the names of three South Sudanese officials for sanctions by the United Nations Security Council - most notably, the ousted opposition leader and former First Vice President Riek Machar.

Civil society organisation Right2Know Campaign says if State Security Minister David Mahlobo can mislead Parliament and the public, he should not be trusted.

Chairperson of the House Committee at the residence at Wits University, Nkululeko Tsekane says the university drags its feet on issues of sexual violence and does not take the seriously.

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United States Secretary of State, John Kerry, appealed to world leaders to support a global deal that seeks to tackle climate change.

The deteriorating security situation in South Sudan has made it the most dangerous country in the world for humanitarian workers.

The South African Social Security Agency has warned of a new card scam ahead of the festive season.

Senior Lecturer in Public Law at the University of Cape Town, Dr Cathy Powell, says President Jacob Zuma’s relationship with the National Prosecuting Authority is under great scrutiny.

striking feature in the aftermath of the President-elect Donald Trump’s election victory in the United States has been the protests that have erupted across the country.

The Gauteng Health Department has come under attack for the alleged poor treatment of Community Health Workers following its decision to award a tender worth R87 million to a company to manage the payment of about 7000 of these workers.

The DA has filed charges against President Jacob Zuma, accusing him of corruption in the wake of the State of Capture report.

Political analyst, Somadoda Fikeni says the apartheid legislation under which EFF leader Julius Malema has been charged should have been repealed by now.

A 48-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly shooting his girlfriend and another man, in Mokopane, Limpopo. Limpopo Police Spokesperson, Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe, says the suspect shot the two victims on Monday afternoon.

South Africa’s Environment Minister Edna Molewa was the first to raise concerns over the draft document titled “the 3S Action Plan for Africa” indicating that the conveners had overlooked the participation of several African countries as well the African Union and NEPAD, who are crucial partners to its implementation.