12 people die at notorious Moloto Road
12 October 2009, 1:00:
THE notorious Moloto Road has again claimed 12 lives and left nine people with injuries when the minibus taxi they were travelling in overturned.

A sordid tale of child trafficking
12 October 2009, 1:00:
A CHANCE to spend the school holidays with a relative in Johannesburg turned into a nightmare that would set off a chain of tormenting events for a young Eastern Cape girl.

ANC needs to revisit discussions on deployment policy: Mbete
14 May 2009, 8:00:
Former Deputy President Baleka Mbete, says the ANC needs to revisit discussions around its deployment policy. This follows internal wrangling over the appointments of Premiers and her own redeployment to Luthuli House.

Gunned down by cops - ICD to investigate mistaken identity killing
12 October 2009, 1:00:
IN a case of mistaken identity police have shot and killed a woman and wounded two occupants of a car they mistook for one that was hijacked in Soshanguve, north of Pretoria.

Mbeki files papers in court in response to Pikoli application
14 May 2009, 12:00
Former president Thabo Mbeki, has filed papers in the North Gauteng High Court in reply to former National Director of Public Prosecution Vusi Pikoli's application contesting his dismissal.

Selebi opens can of worms
06 October 2009, 1:00:
Johannesburg - Former police chief Jackie Selebi opened a can of worms at the start of his corruption trial on Monday, accusing two ex-chief prosecutors of fabricating evidence against him and fraternising with criminals.

Taxi drivers threaten to take strong action against Zuma over BRT
14 May 2009, 8:00:
Members of taxi associations that gathered at the Jabulani amphitheatre in Soweto today, have threatened to take strong action if President Jacob Zuma does not get back to them on the promises he made during their meeting before the elections.

Women ‘choose death over breast operations’
12 October 2009, 1:00:
BREAST cancer kills at least 3 000 women every year in South Africa, but rather than have their breasts removed to save their lives, some black women choose not to have the operation as they fear being rejected by their husbands.

Zuma 'not lying' over pardons
13 January 2010, 1:00:
President Jacob Zuma never denied that Schabir Shaik had applied for a presidential pardon, but said he had not seen the application yet, says his spokesperson.