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Two men were sentenced to an effective 20 years' jail term each for fraud and corruption that cost Eskom R35m.

Deputy president David Mabuza on Thursday confirmed that an agreement has been reached between SA and Mozambique to purchase gas.

Volkswagen Group will have to recall more than 100,000 vehicles globally due to the risk of fire, German daily "Bild" reported, citing regulator KBA.

Motorists whose drivers’ licenses have expired have called on government to introduce an online system of renewing their documents as visiting testing centres takes time and is not cost effective.

ANC Women’s League president Bathabile Dlamini has dismissed suggestions  by senior party officials that she step down from her position.

The government will require winners of SA’s recent multibillion-rand broadband spectrum auction to zero-rate all mobile content provided by public benefit organisations.

The ANC Mpumalanga elective conference is being interdicted in court a day before it is meant to sit.

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana is due to make a special address to the National Assembly on Thursday afternoon to announce emergency measures to mitigate the impact of soaring fuel prices on consumers and motorists.

The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has refused to entertain an application by former president Jacob Zuma to appeal against Pietermaritzburg trial court judge Piet Koen’s dismissal of his “special plea” to remove lead prosecutor Billy Downer from his corruption case.

Russian President Vladimir Putin told Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi that conditions were not yet in place for a ceasefire in Ukraine, Draghi told a news conference on Thursday.

Walter Sisulu University student Sibongile Mani's attorney said on Wednesday the East London regional court was mistaken to find her guilty of theft, and the sentence of five years meted out was wrong.

The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) has continued to bleed membership as its efforts to recruit more members fail while defections and retrenchments have harmed the once dominant trade union.