THERE will be no mercy for motorists not abiding to the rules of the road.

Eleven people, including three children, were killed in a bus crash on Satansnek, near Ngcobo in the Eastern Cape on Wednesday morning.

The national Treasury has recommended an investigation into the acting CEO of the SA Social Security Agency‚ Pearl Bhengu‚ for her role in “compromising” plans for a new grant payment system.

The price of 95 octane petrol will go up by 72 cents and 93 octane petrol by per 69 cents litre next Wednesday‚ Minister of Energy Jeff Radebe has announced.

AN Independent Police Investigation Directorate official has been nabbed for fraud.

The national health department has confirmed the listeria bacteria found at the Rainbow Chicken polony factory is not the ST6 strain that caused 91% of cases.

Ace Magashule, the African National Congress secretary general and outgoing Free State premier, has been caught meddling in a housing project to ensure that a company partly owned by his daughter scored contracts worth R150m from his provincial government.

The Economic Freedom Fighters in Gauteng says illegal land occupation in the province can be addressed by moving quickly to expropriate land without compensation.

Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant confirmed on Monday evening that it would not be possible to implement the National Minimum Wage Bill on the initially envisaged implementation date of May 1 because the parliamentary process dealing with it will not be completed by then.

Former president Jacob Zuma has been formally served with a summons to appear in court on corruption charges on April 6.