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 Sacked Anglo American Platinum mineworkers marched to the regional office of the National Union of Mineworkers in Rustenburg on Wednesday to cancel their membership. One of the workers' leaders, Gaddafhi Mdoda, says they do not want the NUM

A top management training company has warned that South Africans are too lax about internet security. AstroTech Training CEO Liza van Wyk says cybercrime is soaring with 556-million victims world wide this year. She says the latest South

 A truck driver believed to be in his late forties is in a serious condition after being shot while driving along the N3 north Cato Ridge in KwaZulu-Natal late on Tuesday night. After being shot, the driver managed to drive himself about 10 km

 A Swartkops man has pleaded guilty in the Motherwell magistrates court to various charges brought against him in terms of the Cape Provincial Ordinance Act and the Arms and Ammunition Act. Bompie Van der Mescht was arrested by the Uitenhage

Walking is one of the most rewarding forms of exercise. It’s healthy, accessible and cheaper than most other forms of physical activity. All that’s needed is a good pair of walking shoes and the will to put one foot in front of the other

The third installment of SA Automotive Week kicks off in Nelson Mandela Bay on Wednesday. Automotive Week, which takes place at the Boardwalk, will see over 300 exhibitors showcasing their products and equipment at the tradeshow which runs

The Eastern Cape Transport Department has announced that two more post offices in Nelson Mandela Bay will be providing full licensing services. These are Gelvandale and Newton Park post offices. Previously motorists and dealers could only

The ANC in the Eastern Cape said on Tuesday it wants PresidentJacob Zuma to lead the party for another term. "We are for continuity with change," spokesperson Mlibo Qoboshiyane said. The provincial party favoured Kgalema Motlanthe to

The first seven months of 2012 were by far the wettest on record, with 695 mm measured up to the end of July, the Safety and Security Directorate says in a report to the Safety and Security Committee that meets on Friday. The previous record was