Новости за 09.06.2016

The world-renowned boxer and political activist died on Friday. He was 74. Over 14 000 people met to honour him at his Thursday jenazah, or funeral.

Late diagnosis of the disability profoundly affects the development and future of youngsters.

More than 50 people involved in politics have been killed in KZN since 2011 – the tally steadily rising as South Africa draw closer to election day.

Findings underscore importance of conducting a cyber risk assessment, Aon outlines a three-step approach for assessing cyber risk

The ANC insists it has the right to decide where to deploy its members and will not bow to those who pretend to know what's best for the party.

Victim's letter detailing the assault and its aftermath has been widely published and praised for its brutal honesty, writes Louise Ferreira.

KAMPALA, June 9 (ANA) – Following a report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) the UN has told journalists that it will follow up, and further...

PRETORIA, June 9 (ANA) – The trial of the so-called Springs Monster is expected to resume in the Pretoria High Court on Thursday.

The trial of the Chad dictator in Senegal shows that war and other similar crimes need not be heard in The Hague.

In Europe, until as recently as the 18th century, animals accused of wrongdoing were expected to stand trial for their misdeeds. With lawyers.

Two enterprising youngsters are giving teenagers the perfect place in which to meet their challenges.

The Competition Tribunal has fined two bicycle dealers who denied being part of a cartel, but those who admitted guilt have got off scot-free.

A talented young township cricketer gets a crack at first-class coaching and an exceptional academic career.

The wait is over for South African comic lovers as Kwezi, a new local hero, comes to the rescue.

SA's super-computers gain speed faster than a speeding tsessebe. Africa’s high-speed computer processors are far from a flop.