'Qualified labour report a problem'
The labour department is reportedly looking into the reasons why it received a qualified audit.

Man killed on the N17 freeway
A 38-year-old man was killed when his BMW smashed into the pillar of a bridge on the N17 freeway in Boksburg, Johannesburg.

Another appeal to SA on Indian nuke bid
The call comes ahead of a meeting of the Nuclear Suppliers' Group, of which SA is a member.

Robben Island ferry is 'not defective'
Robben Island's new ferry which was attached because money is owed to its manufacturer is not defective and will stay arrested until the company is paid.

Economy hits KZN hotels
A look at the hotel business in the greater Durban region provides a less-than-attractive view, with a loss of 20 000 room nights creating a downturn.

'Pick n Pay served with notice to strike'
The SA Commercial, Catering and Allied Workers' Union has reportedly formally informed Pick n Pay of their planned strike.

'Crime hampering socio-economic climate'
Crime and violence remain obstacles in the way of rectifying South Africa's socio-economic climate, a convention on safety has found.

Taximen held for threatening traffic officers
It is reported that the situation spiralled out of control and the traffic officers had to call police officers to intervene.

Zille's UDF memorial plan causes a stir
The ANC has lashed out at the Cape Town mayor, saying she had taken a unilateral decision for electioneering purposes.

Buthelezi's birthday celebrations postponed
Due to the recent death of his daghterl, Princess Lethuxolo, IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi's 80th birthday celebrations have been shelved.