Eskom’s top managers will forgo much of their annual bonuses this year after a troubled few months for the state-owned power utility.
Vodacom brings effortless internet to all its cellphone customers and makes a deal with South African social-media website <i>Zoopy.com</i>.
Labour Minister Membathisi Mdladlana raises hackles with his description of Chinese South Africans and Chinese employers.
German prosecutors have found no evidence linking the country’s industrial giant ThyssenKrupp to corruption in South Africa’s arms deal.
The South African Post Office is trying to contact internet retailer Amazon.com for details on why it offers limited shipping facilities to SA.
The ANC on Tuesday slammed as ”reckless” a youth leader’s threat to take up arms for party head Jacob Zuma as he faces corruption charges.
The winner of the European Union Literary Award for 2007/08 will be announced during the Cape Town Book Fair.
The African National Congress’s Western Cape secretary, Mcebisi Skwatsha, was stabbed in the neck at an ANC meeting on Thursday evening.
After almost 40 institutions had denounced Eskom’s proposed 53% tariff increase, it was up to the power utility’s CEO on Thursday to convince the regulator why the massive hike was necessary. Eskom chief executive Jacob Maroga was due to be the last speaker after three days of public hearings in Pretoria on the proposed tariff increase.
The government has denied deciding to set up refugee camps for foreigners displaced by xenophobic violence. Reports suggesting such a move were ”baseless and therefore not true”, it said on Wednesday. ”The government has noted with concern media reports that the Cabinet has taken a decision to establish refugee camps,” a statement said.