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South Africa is planning to require "Made in the Occupied Palestinian Territories" labels on products from the region in place of "Made in Israel" labels, says the trade ministry.

A man has been killed after he fell from a trailer on the R33 in New Hanover, in KwaZulu-Natal, say paramedics.

Two people have been arrested for possession of tik with an estimated street value of R3 000, say Western Cape police.

Public Protector Thuli Madonsela has been asked by Minister Tokyo Sexwale to investigate the possible abuse of authority by former Crime Intelligence boss Richard Mdluli.

The case against a man accused of killing a cyclist in an accident near the Knysa Lagoon has been postponed, police say.

About 50 protesters have overturned bins and trashed the Besters taxi rank in Phoenix, north of Durban.

A woman has been killed and 16 people injured when a bakkie overturned on the M13 in Kloof near Durban.

An Anglican church in Pretoria has closed its doors because of death threats and allegations of corruption against its bishop.

The Goodman Gallery and City Press newspaper have been served with court papers by the ANC over the controversial painting of President Jacob Zuma, as the matter goes to the High Court.

A woman died after her shack caught fire in Ivory Park, according to Johannesburg Emergency Management Services.

The government has spent just under R2.7m on its advertising campaign for the protection of state information bill.

A case of culpable homicide has been opened after a Centurion man accidentally shot his daughter, 8, in the head, thinking she was an intruder trying to get into his bedroom.

Protesting North West residents have been soliciting bribes and stoning cars travelling between the Lesetlheng village and the Pilanesberg mine, police say.

The possibility is being investigated that a KwaZulu-Natal boy has died from rabies after his family dog bit him last month, an official says.

Durban businessman Prince Sifiso Zulu has been refused an extension of his bail and leave to appeal against his conviction by the KZN Court.

Protesting taxi drivers have converged outside the Durban Magistrate's Court, demanding the release of fellow drivers who were arrested when the protest turned violent.

The report of the press freedom commission on media regulation is "cleverly worded", says a media expert.

Australian chartered accountant Shumsheer Singh Ghumman's sentence should enable him to rebuild his life, the Cape Town Regional Court has heard.

There will be a delay in the delivery of municipal accounts in Johannesburg because of a strike by post office workers, the city says.

A police officer testifying about the seven policemen on trial for the death of Andries Tatane changed his version of events because he was fired, the Ficksburg Regional Court has heard.