The Correctional Services Department says its rehabilitation programme for young offenders is yielding positive results. With Youth Day approaching, the spotlight is on young people who have committed crimes and gone to prison for it, but have since managed to turn their lives around. Our reporter, Sagree Chetty, recently visited the Mossel Bay Corrections Centre in the Southern Cape to speak to a number of youth offenders...

Police are not saying much at this early stage of the investigation.

The SABC’s main news website www.sabc.co.za/news together with several of it’s radio station websites including 5FM and SAFM have been taken down. A group calling itself Anonymous Africa has claimed responsibility. SABC spokesperson, Kaizer Kganyago says the public broadcaster views this in a very serious light.

The premier's spokesperson, Sizwe Kupelo says the team will report back to Masualle after it has concluded its work.

Listen to Cosatu Provincial Secretary, Fidel Mlombo saying they will march to the mine on Sunday.

Former Nelson Mandela Bay deputy mayor, Bicks Ndoni says the ANC will never be unseated from the Nelson Mandela Bay.

In the midst of the drought gripping large parts of the country, a 16-year old girl from George in the Southern Cape is doing her bit to save what is left of this precious resource. Abigail Murphy from Outeniqua High School conducted research in her neighbourhood, which identified cigarette butts as a silent water pollutant. She is using Youth Month to launch a campaign to educate the public about water preservation.

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Lily Mine's Business Rescue Practitioner, Rob Devereux says their priority is to open the new shaft and then they will be able to retrieve the container.

The Institute for Security Studies (ISS) says releasing crime statistics regularly with have an impact on crime trends.