Kenny Kunene has resigned from the party leadership of Julius Malema's EFF with immediate effect.
Some claim the bloody day shifted wage negotiations in the mining sector, writes Poloko Tau.
Cosatu is concerned that the signing of a framework agreement for a sustainable mining industry was doing little to quell killings.
Following years of “empty promises”, Protea South residents say frustration over lack of service delivery drove them to the streets.
Cosas has denounced its former president Julius Malema and apologised for producing a “rebel” like him.
Alfred Motsi says no action has been taken - even after a man died - about a dossier handed over to Zuma in December 2008.
Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba is reportedly furious about being impersonated by online con artists.
What could have gone down as one of the biggest casino hits yet in SA was averted by swift police action after a shoot-out.
North West MEC China Dodovu has accused “some ANC leaders” of conniving with law enforcement.
Old, used condoms and women's accessories were found in a shack in which an 11-year-old girl's body was discovered.
Wounded strikers were finished off by the police who shot them at close range while others were run over, the inquiry heard.
Bishop Jo Seoka believes the massacre could have been avoided if he had been allowed to go back to where workers had gathered.
Police had fired at least 900 bullets on the day 34 employees were killed in Marikana, the Farlam Commission heard.
Mbulelo Noki speaks about his brother, “the man in the green blanket”, who died in the hail of bullets in Marikana.
Pressure is mounting on Lonmin not to rush its striking workers to return to work, and allow them to mourn those killed.
Journalists have stumbled across the bloodied body of a man believed to be the 10th victim of the violence-torn Lonmin mine.
A woman travelled from Mthatha to Joburg for a rendezvous with men who were to hand over her R57. 4m "lottery win".
A former Rustenburg mayor and his bodyguard have been found guilty of killing town councillor Moss Phakoe.
People masquerading as landlords are collecting rent from unsuspecting families who are unaware they are paying for council-owned land.
The family of Fezeka Ngwenya, who was killed by a stray bullet, believe she was at the wrong place at the wrong time.
The Department of Women, Children and People with Disabilities admits that rapists are targeting mentally disabled children.
The taxi owner shot dead by two unknown men in Soweto had lived in fear for his life for months.
Police negotiators succeeded in convincing a man to climb down from a wall of the Johannesburg Correctional Centre.
My eyes are stinging and my skin is burning as I sit trapped inside a church surrounded by angry protesters, writes Poloko Tau.
The family of a man shot dead during violent protests in Evaton in the Vaal want to know who killed him.