The Financial Services Board has said it looks forward to the possibility of facing Arthur Brown in a civil case, according to a report.

One-time Cape Town mayor Peter Marais has reportedly established a movement to fight for the rights of coloured people.

The Young Communist League of SA has expressed its shock and sadness on the death of SABC TV and radio presenter Vuyo Mbuli.

The preliminary findings of a probe into the landing of a privately chartered plane at the Waterkloof Air Force Base will be announce on Sunday.

Ridwan Mia has probably realised many of his life-long dreams. But there is still one thing he wants to accomplish.

More than 2 000 people have been left homeless after a fire razed an informal settlement in Durban.

Businessman Atul Gupta will face disciplinary charges for misconduct and for embarrassing the ANC following the Waterkloof air force base debacle.

The Young Communist League of SA has expressed its shock and sadness on the death of SABC television and radio presenter Vuyo Mbuli.

The Cape Town High Court this week instructed a sheriff to attach property belonging to the ANC Youth League and its former president Julius Malema over unpaid legal fees.

Justice Minister Jeff Radebe is due to announce the preliminary findings of an investigation into the landing of a privately chartered plane at the Waterkloof Air Force Base.

A new statue of Nelson Mandela, South Africa's first democratically elected president, will be mounted at the Union Buildings in Pretoria and Parliament in Cape Town, Arts and Culture Minister Paul Mashatile announced on Thursday.

Professor Cyril Karabus, who arrived at Cape Town International Airport on Friday following eight months' detention in the United Arab Emirates on charges of which he was finally acquitted, thanked South Africa for its support during his ordeal.

South African President Jacob Zuma and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the strengthening of economic ties and expansion of trade between the two BRICS partners during their meeting in Sochi, Russia on Thursday.

South Africa will begin rolling out its new smart card IDs in the third quarter of the year, as the country moves to speed up delivery of government services while cutting down on crime and corruption involving identity documents.

When the UCI MTB & Trials World Championships get under way in Pietermaritzburg in August, South African cycling fans will get a close-up look at trials, a discipline not well known in Africa, and one which demands extreme levels of skill from its participants.