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The police and Crime Line have appealed for the public's help in tracking down an East Rand man whose ex-girlfriend has gone missing.

Residents in Diepsloot, north of Johannesburg, are still prohibited from using tap water.

The Board of Inquiry investigating allegations of misconduct against suspended National Police Commissioner General Bheki Cele is currently completing the process on the report of its findings.

The South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) has urged motorists to get e-tags to avoid paying a higher rate for using the provincial toll roads.

President Jacob Zuma has extended warm wishes to Royal Princess Anne who is expected to arrive in the country this morning as part of Queen Elizabeth II's jubilee

Professional hunters will only be allowed to hunt and export a single rhino horn for trophy purposes once a year, the Water and Environmental Affairs Department has announced.

Schools in the Free State which could not complete the School Governing Body (SGB) election process have been given a second chance to vote until the end of April.

Government will not be paying for the upcoming wedding of President Jacob Zuma and costs for the ceremony will be paid by the President himself, the Presidency has clarified in a statement.

Pretoria - Patients at the Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital will today see the launch of a new technique for the treatment of prostate cancer.

The Constitutional Court on Wednesday reserved judgement on whether it should overturn the interim interdict preventing e-tolling in Gauteng from commencing.

The remains of Constable Francis Rasuge were laid to rest on Saturday, bringing final closure to her family, friends and colleagues since her disappearance eight years ago.

A total of 171 rhinos have been killed between January and April this year, the Department of Environmental Affairs has announced.

Soweto - US First Lady Michelle Obama has told the youth that they can be the change that they want to see in the word.

Cape Town - Electricity parastatal Eskom has been grilled by Parliament for supply disruptions and connection delays in areas such as rural communities, schools and clinics.

Pretoria - The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) is taking its road safety campaign to schools in a bid to reduce the number of road accidents and promote the correct use of road infrastructure.