Kunene says a woman involved with the deputy president of the country is a matter of public interest.

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) says it will charge the Eastern-Cape woman for murder.
Natalie Kendrick, an individual who came across the story through social media and has since assisted in contributing for the legal services of the mother and daughter, says the pair is in need.

Afriforum says they won't be deterred in their case against the embattled Zimbabwe's First Lady, Grace Mugabe. This after news agency, Reuters reported that Mugabe gave a statement to South African police denying that she assaulted model, Gabriella Engels with an electric cable in a Johannesburg hotel - claiming instead that an "intoxicated and unhinged" Engels attacked her with a knife. Engels suffered a deep gash to her forehead and bruising to her body during the alleged encounter with Zimbabwe's first lady. Grace Mugabe was granted diplomatic immunity by South Africa - causing widespread outrage. Afriforum spokesperson, Willie Spies says this is typical of a criminal to blame the victim for their crime.

The United Nations Security Council has imposed stiff new sanctions on the Democratic People’s Republic for Korea in what diplomats are calling the toughest punitive measures imposed on a UN member state in the 21st century.

The new upgrades will increase water supply in George by 11 percent.

The disciplinary hearing of outspoken African National Congress (ANC) Member of Parliament Makhosi Khoza will get under way in Durban shortly. Khoza is accused of bringing the party into disrepute. She has also called for President Jacob Zuma's resignation on several occasions.
The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal have given the assurance that Khoza will be safe during her disciplinary hearing. The provincial leadership turned down Khoza's request for her disciplinary hearing to be held outside Durban following her security concerns. ANC provincial spokesperson Mdumiseni Ntuli says Khoza's safety concerns are unfounded.

Political analyst Lukhona Mnguni says there are strong indications that a cabinet reshuffle is imminent following the ANC's decision to send party presidential contender Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma to Parliament.

Constitutional expert at the University of Lesotho, Dr Hoolo Nyane, says the country's problems will persist as long a section of the army insists on controlling political power in the Mountain Kingdom.

Police in KwaZulu-Natal say they will engage with the National Prosecuting Authority on what charges to lay against the former bodyguards of ANC Ethekwini regional secretary Bheki Ntuli. This after a video emerged showing the two men cocking an AK-47 firearm and making death threats.

Political analyst Protas Madlala says the ANC leadership has finally come to terms with the fact that an urgent solution should be found to the politically-motivated killings in KwaZulu-Natal. The party in the province says it will soon meet with all its branches in Mzimkhulu, on the province's south coast, to iron out their differences.