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Sadtu's general secretary, Mugwena Maluleke has called on Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) members to respect the organisation’s constitution.

South African Democratic Teachers Union (Sadtu)'s general secretary, Mugwena Maluleke adds that disciplinary measures in Cosatu are in the interest of both the individual involved the organisation.

Farmers in the Western Cape are set to help the farmers in Northern Cape and North West in feeding their livestock. The two provinces have been struck by drought which has resulted in some of the livestock dying.

The Mpumalanga Health Department has denied the allegation that it dropped seven prospective students without expalnation to go to Cuba and study

Department of Public Works Minister, Thulas Nxesi has acknowledged that his department is deeply rooted in corruption.

Department of Public Works Minister, Thulas Nxesi says the department will go as far as investigating all officials linked to this security upgrades including those who have resigned or fired.

Department of Public Works Minister, Thulas Nxesi says his department will pursue everyone implicated in the final Nkandla report.

Numsa expects to raise close to R300 000 for the education of children of the 34 mineworkers killed by police in Marikana last year.

Apartheid chemical warfare expert, Dr. Wouter Basson says he accepts the verdict handed down by the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) but he does not agree with it.

National Union of Mineworkers' (NUM) spokesperson Lesiba Seshoka says he's leaving the union at the end of the month, after spending 13 years in the trade unions, seven year of which he's been with NUM.

NUMSA calling for Phiyega's immediate dismissal And A legendary train robber dies

Numsa's Special National Congress enters into its second day today And The UN says the South Sudan conflict could descend into a civil war

France has requested more help from European allies to bolster its peacekeeping mission beyond logistical and financial aid in the Central African Republic.

South African Tourism is to growth from Nelson Mandela legacy

South African Tourism is to grow from Nelson Mandela legacy

The Chairperson of a new coalition of five political parties, Mosioua Lekota says they will continue to work together after the elections.

NUMSA's new President speaks on Vavi And Judgement underway in the Dr Wouter Basson case

Road Traffic Management Corporation Acting CEO, Gilberto Martins says before one embarks on a roadtrip this festove season, they should prepare not just their cars but their minds ot ensure a safe journey.

South Africans can achieve the ideals of Madiba, by admitting we human; we fallable, have fault, make mistakes and learning from them says Malusi Gigaba.

Analysts say the decision by the Western Cape High Court that the SA Police Service amendment act does not go far enough to secure independence for the Hawks, will not mean that the judiciary will not play a role within the constitutional framework.

Former president Nelson Mandela was one of the most quoted and influential people in the world. He bowled people over with his sacrifices, lack of retribution, leadership style and sense of humour.

Boxing legend Jacob "Baby Jake" Matlala, who passed away last week after a long illness, was buried on Friday at the West Park cemetery in Johannesburg.

Retired Defence Force General Siphiwe Nyanda says former president, Nelson Mandela will be remembered as a firebrand of the African National Congress Youth League.

Minister in the Presidency, Collins Chabane, comments on the public viewing at the Union Buildings as well as a picture purported to be that of Nelson Mandela lying-in-state, doing the rounds on social networks

Advocate George Bizos shares his views on how SA has failed Madiba's vision.