[News24Wire] Several unions in the metals and engineering sector on Thursday called for a judicial commission of inquiry to investigate Eskom's problems.
[News24Wire] KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC Sibongiseni Dhlomo on Thursday urged people with weak immune systems to get vaccinated, but said there was no cause for panic about the H1N1 flu.
[Deutsche Welle] Kenyan police have issued a $100,000 bounty for the capture of a German man accused of fighting with al-Shabab in an attack on a military base. Two Kenyan soldiers and 11 al-Shabab militants were killed in the attack.
[News24Wire] The National Assembly was once again adjourned as the EFF continued to chant "pay back the money" further delaying President Jacob Zuma's question and answer session in Parliament on Thursday.
[The Star] THE Kenya Civil Aviation Authority yesterday dismissed reports that the land where a prominent city hotel sits belongs to the state corporation.
[News24Wire] The suspected "Charleston shooter" who was pictured with the old South African flag on his jacket, does not seem to have any links to the country.
[SACSIS] South African democracy spans two very different worlds. In one, people complain loudly but enjoy full democratic rights - in the other most remain unheard and battle for the right to speak. In both, life is difficult for those who do not conform.
[Guardian] Abuja -The Nigerian Union in South Africa has alleged renewal of xenophobic attack on foreign nationals, including Nigerians, in South Africa.
