Judge Masipa had "maudlin sympathy" for Oscar Pistorius – NPA's Gerrie Nel
The NPA has filed court papers setting out the reasons for its appeal against the six year sentence handed down to Oscar Pistorius.
The NPA has filed court papers setting out the reasons for its appeal against the six year sentence handed down to Oscar Pistorius.
Deployment to SRC positions in the country's universities is heating up infighting between members of the Progressive Youth Alliance (PYA).
The national prosecuting authority's appeal of Oscar Pistorius’s “shockingly too lenient” sentence has been welcomed by the Steenkamp family.
Oscar Pistorius’s sentence is 'shockingly lenient' and 'disproportionate to the crime of murder', the National Prosecuting Authority has said.
“We are elated about the judgment because it underlies the language rights of South Africans – and not just for Afrikaans-speaking students.”
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Is the South African Law Commission's recommendation to sentence convicted sex workers to 'diversion programmes' a latest symptom of a country torn?
AfriForum says the University of the Free State wishes Afrikaans in its historical notion of oppression.
The journalists, who earlier launched an urgent Constitutional Court application over their suspensions, will also seek payment for their legal fees.
Bill Gates was at the International Aids Conference this week. He spent time with five African journalists. Here is what they wanted to know.
ANC President Jacob Zuma urged Tembisa residents in Ekurhuleni to use their vote in upcoming local elections like their white counterparts.
A veiled threat against Lesotho's US ambassador has been revealed from a radio transcript, showing growing political intolerance in the kingdom.
The high court interdict against the SABC's policy to not show footage of violent protests will be used in Thursday's Labour Court case.
Team members are following a gruelling training schedule as they prepare to compete in September.
But it’s not impossible that movements working to bring about a fairer and more equitable world order could begin to turn the tide.
Both are icons of peace, both resisted oppression, both fought for their belief. Mandela took to violence and Mahatma had to shed his caste prism.
A new study looks at what will happen after 2030 and also at the uncertainties that are contained in the landmark agreement itself
Locals complain about being attacked and robbed and are dissatisfied about the lack of attention paid to their problems.
Life is hard as an immigrant in Jo’burg, but some still cling to enough optimism to imagine a better, brighter life.
Money is flooding emerging markets only because inverstors are desperate to turn a buck and commodites are hinting at a comeback.
A university umbrella body is trying to mitigate the damage ahead of Blade Nzimande’s expected unveiling of a 6% rise in tuition fees for 2017.