Transformation in rugby is urgent, said Judge Ntendeya Mavundla, and interested parties need to engage to "ventilate" the issue.
SABC chief operations officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng has reiterated his desire to see the media regulated, getting South Africans fired up on Twitter.
The detention of Wang Yu was the opening salvo in an unprecedented crackdown on China’s human rights lawyers.
The teachers union has encouraged its members to boycott invigilation of the Annual National Assessments in protest against the education department.
James Bond author makes a statement after being criticised for telling the Daily Mail that Idris Elba should not play Bond.
The US car-booking company has signed agreements with Kia and Lagos-based Access Bank to reduce the down payment required for new vehicles.
The impact that conscription had on the roughly 600 000 white men who became both pawns and agents has seldom been publicly acknowledged.
Nhlanhla Nene pledges to end billions of rand lost in dodgy tenders with the roll-out of a compulsory supplier database in the next seven months.
When a billion human beings logged onto Facebook last Monday, it was just one landmark in the social network’s quest to connect humanity.
The Commonwealth Games will be held in Africa for the first time in their 85-year history, with Durban’s bid expected to boost jobs and tourism.