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There has been a lot of angry debate about the provision that a 30% share of Nigerian National Petroleum Commission profit should be set aside for frontier exploration and 3% contributed to trust funds for host communities.

This process of structural transformation is general. Countries like the US and the UK have all gone through it. South Africa is going through it right now.

Members of an anti-crime forum in East London are facing several charges of kidnapping and murder. But the residents support the vigilantes.

Corruption is one of the main reasons for so many complaints and backlogs regarding the DLTC, with Mpumalanga and Gauteng suffering the most.

Head Office and Provincial Anti-Corruption Investigation Units get commended for their swift response in regards to a corruption case involving a sergeant.

Only one South African citizen still remains in Afghanistan, after 35 South Africans have already been evacuated safely.

Political analyst Ralph Mathekga’s new book, The ANC’s Last Decade: how the decline of the party will transform South Africa, is a welcome addition.

The government has announced that the National State of Disaster has officially been extended to the 15th of October 2021.

Graaff Reinet's duo fraudsters nearly got away with thousands from illegal bank loans and money laundering.

Busiswa Pikinini, who has been waiting since 2010, is one of many disabled residents of Khayelitsha still hoping for government housing.

As a team of South African researchers we have identified a new lineage of SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19. A lineage represents a genetically distinct virus population with a common ancestor.

Better late than never. Justice was finally served after rape victim had to wait two years to see her rapist convicted and sentenced.

Limpopo Police warn arrested suspects’ next of kin of possible phone calls from impersonators claiming to be the Hawks requesting money.

SASSA announces that 11.5 million beneficiaries have been approved for the R350 grant, days after having to face racial profiling accusations.

Police minister, Bheki Cele, has presented a new agreement that will allow SAPS commanders to veto decisions made by the IPID.

If South Africa were to lower the pupil-teacher ratio from the current 30 to a typical middle income country level of around 25, it would need an additional 100,000 teachers.

After two years of filing a missing person's case, and making no progress, this case turned into a murder mystery instead.

A reckless driver in a VW Polo tried to hide more than the stolen vehicle when police picked up on the suspicious car in Kuilsrivier.

Khusela Diko is said to have returned to her position at the Presidency, on a warning.

NPO chairman, Tebogo Sithathu, threatens the media attempting to investigate Lottery fund corruption after a suspicious R10 million grant.

The double-digit increases in South Africa’s recently released quarterly crime statistics are eye-watering, but they do not mean crime is spinning out of control or “soaring”. They need to be put in context.

Cosatu fights to get e-tolls scrapped in Gauteng, as they believe the policy failed. Motorists seem to be boycotting the system instead of supporting it.

Company Directors and officials form part of the suspect list regarding the corruption claims at Mogalakwena Municipality.

Bhanga is recovering in hospital as authorities piece together the circumstances behind Saturday's fatal car crash.