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Transport Department Spokesperson Ishmael Mnisi says they are on track with the plan to reduce road fatalities by below 7 000 by 2020.

Residents of some parts of Tshwane like Hammanskraal will be without running water for some days due to cable theft.

The on-going university protests in the country has been accompanied by the singing of liberation or struggle songs, where in between the students have been chanting names of struggle heroes to illustrate their dissatisfaction with the current government for having deserted the ideals of these departed icons. Audio recorded by Neo Motloung

The on-going university protests in the country has been accompanied by the singing of liberation or struggle songs, where in between the students have been chanting names of struggle heroes to illustrate their dissatisfaction with the current government for having deserted the ideals of these departed icons. Audio recorded by Neo Motloung

The on-going university protests in the country has been accompanied by the singing of liberation or struggle songs, where in between the students have been chanting names of struggle heroes to illustrate their dissatisfaction with the current government for having deserted the ideals of these departed icons. Audio recorded by Neo Motloung

The on-going university protests in the country has been accompanied by the singing of liberation or struggle songs, where in between the students have been chanting names of struggle heroes to illustrate their dissatisfaction with the current government for having deserted the ideals of these departed icons. Audio recorded by Neo Motloung

The on-going university protests in the country has been accompanied by the singing of liberation or struggle songs, where in between the students have been chanting names of struggle heroes to illustrate their dissatisfaction with the current government for having deserted the ideals of these departed icons. Audio recorded by Neo Motloung

Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Mmusi Maimane has written a letter to the new Public Protector, Busisiwe Mkhwebane, requesting a copy of the State Capture Report.

The Department of Basic Education says it is confident that all matric learners throughout the country are ready to write their final examinations.

South African Airways passengers will from today not be allowed to board with a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphone after the airline banned the device.

United States President Barack Obama believes the man running to replace him should stop whining about the Presidential election being rigged.

A study has found that using a vaginal ring containing an antiretroviral, dapivirine, is safe and effective in protecting women against HIV infection by between 27 and 56%.

National Prosecuting Authority’s (NPA) spokesperson Luvuyo Mfaku says Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has until 5pm on Tuesday to make representations to National Director of Public Prosecutions Shaun Abrahams regarding his fraud charge.

The NPA spokesperson adds that if Abrahams decides not to continue with the case against Magashula and Pillay, Gordhan will not be prosecuted.

Corruption Watch says the Arms Procurement Commission should not be allowed to get away with what it terms its constitutional failures in carrying out its mandate.

Parliament is in contact with new Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane.

Wits university spokesperson Shirona Patel says the university is unaware of the 45 warrants issued by the police to student.

DA shadow minister of Finance David Maynier says the latest allegations against the Gupta family are extremely serious.

Lawyer of the Gupta family, Gert van der Merwe, says those who are making allegations against his clients will be embarrassed when what he terms the truth comes out.

Thuli Madonsela says it was her choice not to release the state capture report on Friday.

Criminal experts say the Public Protector can still release the preliminary State Capture Report by the Gupta family as no court has ruled against it.

It is still unclear whether Advocate Thuli Madonsela will go ahead and release the preliminary report into state capture by the Gupta family.

Protesting students at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) say they will not be deterred from their cause by rubber bullets and being arrested.

Management of the Cape Peninsula University of Technology says the situation at the institution is calm.

Management at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) has appealed to students not to let the academic year go to waste. This as clashes broke out on Wednesday between police and students as they burned tyres and barricaded the entrances of two of it’s campuses. Protesters at the main campus went through the institution forcing non protesting students to join them. The protestors then proceeded...