Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey showsBy Lyse CominsThe high cost of living is making it difficult for people to save with many resigned to working into old age or relying on government grants
Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacityThe department is implementing a formal strategy to curb irregular expenditure and align procurement with the treasury By Des ErasmusGender expert biased towards judge president Mbenenge, lawyer saysMbenenge’s counsel Muzi Sikhakhane said his sexual harassment accuser Andiswa Mengo did not fit gender expert Lisa Vetten’s description of a woman who could not stand up for herself By Nkateko Joseph MabasaExpert says power imbalances shaped Mengo’s response to alleged sexual harassment by judgeGender-based violence specialist Lisa Vetten tells a tribunal the complainant used ‘different strategies to communicate reluctance and unwillingness’ By Nkateko Joseph MabasaPartner ContentEducation and AI in the spotlight By Singularity South Africa Hindu nationalist Ram Madhav urges Indian South Africans to deepen ties with world’s largest emerging economyBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe India politician is on a Global South tour to spread a message of diasporans blending loyalty to their birthplace with pride in their ancestral homeland SA poultry industry slams US bird flu import concessions as risk to food securityBy Lyse CominsThe decision allowing America to lift or impose export bans during outbreaks ‘will be devastating’ Ireland to make education a focal point at G20 meet in SABy Eyaaz MatwadiaThe country is officially the most educated in the world, and its economy has benefited greatly from this Irish state minister: Visa imposed on South Africans harsh, but necessaryBy Eyaaz MatwadiaNeale Richmond said the Irish government was aware of the effect this has had businesses and people, but the move was constantly under review UPDATED-Cape Union Mart seeks court interdict against pro-Palestinian groupBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe retailer says a 19-month protest at its stores has caused economic harm and reputational damage; pro-Palestinian groups say the courts are being used to curtail freedom of speech South African engineers released from Equatorial Guinea prisonBy Lyse CominsFrik Potgieter and Peter Huxham were jailed for more than two years after Vice-president Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue’s assets were seized in Cape Town Loan company exploited social grant beneficiaries, high court rulesBy Ohene Yaw Ampofo-AntiThe Johannesburg high court found the company’s product was at odds with the National Credit Act Labour department denies racial quotas in Employment Equity Amendment ActBy Umamah BakhariaThe Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa South Africans believe the country is ‘headed in the wrong direction’, survey showsBy Lyse CominsA new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Gender expert biased towards judge president Mbenenge, lawyer saysMbenenge’s counsel Muzi Sikhakhane said his sexual harassment accuser Andiswa Mengo did not fit gender expert Lisa Vetten’s description of a woman who could not stand up for herself By Nkateko Joseph MabasaExpert says power imbalances shaped Mengo’s response to alleged sexual harassment by judgeGender-based violence specialist Lisa Vetten tells a tribunal the complainant used ‘different strategies to communicate reluctance and unwillingness’ By Nkateko Joseph MabasaPartner ContentEducation and AI in the spotlight By Singularity South Africa Hindu nationalist Ram Madhav urges Indian South Africans to deepen ties with world’s largest emerging economyBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe India politician is on a Global South tour to spread a message of diasporans blending loyalty to their birthplace with pride in their ancestral homeland SA poultry industry slams US bird flu import concessions as risk to food securityBy Lyse CominsThe decision allowing America to lift or impose export bans during outbreaks ‘will be devastating’ Ireland to make education a focal point at G20 meet in SABy Eyaaz MatwadiaThe country is officially the most educated in the world, and its economy has benefited greatly from this Irish state minister: Visa imposed on South Africans harsh, but necessaryBy Eyaaz MatwadiaNeale Richmond said the Irish government was aware of the effect this has had businesses and people, but the move was constantly under review UPDATED-Cape Union Mart seeks court interdict against pro-Palestinian groupBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe retailer says a 19-month protest at its stores has caused economic harm and reputational damage; pro-Palestinian groups say the courts are being used to curtail freedom of speech South African engineers released from Equatorial Guinea prisonBy Lyse CominsFrik Potgieter and Peter Huxham were jailed for more than two years after Vice-president Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue’s assets were seized in Cape Town Loan company exploited social grant beneficiaries, high court rulesBy Ohene Yaw Ampofo-AntiThe Johannesburg high court found the company’s product was at odds with the National Credit Act Labour department denies racial quotas in Employment Equity Amendment ActBy Umamah BakhariaThe Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa South Africans believe the country is ‘headed in the wrong direction’, survey showsBy Lyse CominsA new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Expert says power imbalances shaped Mengo’s response to alleged sexual harassment by judgeGender-based violence specialist Lisa Vetten tells a tribunal the complainant used ‘different strategies to communicate reluctance and unwillingness’ By Nkateko Joseph MabasaPartner ContentEducation and AI in the spotlight By Singularity South Africa
Hindu nationalist Ram Madhav urges Indian South Africans to deepen ties with world’s largest emerging economyBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe India politician is on a Global South tour to spread a message of diasporans blending loyalty to their birthplace with pride in their ancestral homeland SA poultry industry slams US bird flu import concessions as risk to food securityBy Lyse CominsThe decision allowing America to lift or impose export bans during outbreaks ‘will be devastating’ Ireland to make education a focal point at G20 meet in SABy Eyaaz MatwadiaThe country is officially the most educated in the world, and its economy has benefited greatly from this Irish state minister: Visa imposed on South Africans harsh, but necessaryBy Eyaaz MatwadiaNeale Richmond said the Irish government was aware of the effect this has had businesses and people, but the move was constantly under review UPDATED-Cape Union Mart seeks court interdict against pro-Palestinian groupBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe retailer says a 19-month protest at its stores has caused economic harm and reputational damage; pro-Palestinian groups say the courts are being used to curtail freedom of speech South African engineers released from Equatorial Guinea prisonBy Lyse CominsFrik Potgieter and Peter Huxham were jailed for more than two years after Vice-president Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue’s assets were seized in Cape Town Loan company exploited social grant beneficiaries, high court rulesBy Ohene Yaw Ampofo-AntiThe Johannesburg high court found the company’s product was at odds with the National Credit Act Labour department denies racial quotas in Employment Equity Amendment ActBy Umamah BakhariaThe Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa South Africans believe the country is ‘headed in the wrong direction’, survey showsBy Lyse CominsA new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
SA poultry industry slams US bird flu import concessions as risk to food securityBy Lyse CominsThe decision allowing America to lift or impose export bans during outbreaks ‘will be devastating’ Ireland to make education a focal point at G20 meet in SABy Eyaaz MatwadiaThe country is officially the most educated in the world, and its economy has benefited greatly from this Irish state minister: Visa imposed on South Africans harsh, but necessaryBy Eyaaz MatwadiaNeale Richmond said the Irish government was aware of the effect this has had businesses and people, but the move was constantly under review UPDATED-Cape Union Mart seeks court interdict against pro-Palestinian groupBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe retailer says a 19-month protest at its stores has caused economic harm and reputational damage; pro-Palestinian groups say the courts are being used to curtail freedom of speech South African engineers released from Equatorial Guinea prisonBy Lyse CominsFrik Potgieter and Peter Huxham were jailed for more than two years after Vice-president Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue’s assets were seized in Cape Town Loan company exploited social grant beneficiaries, high court rulesBy Ohene Yaw Ampofo-AntiThe Johannesburg high court found the company’s product was at odds with the National Credit Act Labour department denies racial quotas in Employment Equity Amendment ActBy Umamah BakhariaThe Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa South Africans believe the country is ‘headed in the wrong direction’, survey showsBy Lyse CominsA new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Ireland to make education a focal point at G20 meet in SABy Eyaaz MatwadiaThe country is officially the most educated in the world, and its economy has benefited greatly from this Irish state minister: Visa imposed on South Africans harsh, but necessaryBy Eyaaz MatwadiaNeale Richmond said the Irish government was aware of the effect this has had businesses and people, but the move was constantly under review UPDATED-Cape Union Mart seeks court interdict against pro-Palestinian groupBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe retailer says a 19-month protest at its stores has caused economic harm and reputational damage; pro-Palestinian groups say the courts are being used to curtail freedom of speech South African engineers released from Equatorial Guinea prisonBy Lyse CominsFrik Potgieter and Peter Huxham were jailed for more than two years after Vice-president Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue’s assets were seized in Cape Town Loan company exploited social grant beneficiaries, high court rulesBy Ohene Yaw Ampofo-AntiThe Johannesburg high court found the company’s product was at odds with the National Credit Act Labour department denies racial quotas in Employment Equity Amendment ActBy Umamah BakhariaThe Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa South Africans believe the country is ‘headed in the wrong direction’, survey showsBy Lyse CominsA new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Irish state minister: Visa imposed on South Africans harsh, but necessaryBy Eyaaz MatwadiaNeale Richmond said the Irish government was aware of the effect this has had businesses and people, but the move was constantly under review UPDATED-Cape Union Mart seeks court interdict against pro-Palestinian groupBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe retailer says a 19-month protest at its stores has caused economic harm and reputational damage; pro-Palestinian groups say the courts are being used to curtail freedom of speech South African engineers released from Equatorial Guinea prisonBy Lyse CominsFrik Potgieter and Peter Huxham were jailed for more than two years after Vice-president Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue’s assets were seized in Cape Town Loan company exploited social grant beneficiaries, high court rulesBy Ohene Yaw Ampofo-AntiThe Johannesburg high court found the company’s product was at odds with the National Credit Act Labour department denies racial quotas in Employment Equity Amendment ActBy Umamah BakhariaThe Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa South Africans believe the country is ‘headed in the wrong direction’, survey showsBy Lyse CominsA new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
UPDATED-Cape Union Mart seeks court interdict against pro-Palestinian groupBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe retailer says a 19-month protest at its stores has caused economic harm and reputational damage; pro-Palestinian groups say the courts are being used to curtail freedom of speech South African engineers released from Equatorial Guinea prisonBy Lyse CominsFrik Potgieter and Peter Huxham were jailed for more than two years after Vice-president Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue’s assets were seized in Cape Town Loan company exploited social grant beneficiaries, high court rulesBy Ohene Yaw Ampofo-AntiThe Johannesburg high court found the company’s product was at odds with the National Credit Act Labour department denies racial quotas in Employment Equity Amendment ActBy Umamah BakhariaThe Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa South Africans believe the country is ‘headed in the wrong direction’, survey showsBy Lyse CominsA new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
South African engineers released from Equatorial Guinea prisonBy Lyse CominsFrik Potgieter and Peter Huxham were jailed for more than two years after Vice-president Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue’s assets were seized in Cape Town Loan company exploited social grant beneficiaries, high court rulesBy Ohene Yaw Ampofo-AntiThe Johannesburg high court found the company’s product was at odds with the National Credit Act Labour department denies racial quotas in Employment Equity Amendment ActBy Umamah BakhariaThe Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa South Africans believe the country is ‘headed in the wrong direction’, survey showsBy Lyse CominsA new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Loan company exploited social grant beneficiaries, high court rulesBy Ohene Yaw Ampofo-AntiThe Johannesburg high court found the company’s product was at odds with the National Credit Act Labour department denies racial quotas in Employment Equity Amendment ActBy Umamah BakhariaThe Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa South Africans believe the country is ‘headed in the wrong direction’, survey showsBy Lyse CominsA new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Labour department denies racial quotas in Employment Equity Amendment ActBy Umamah BakhariaThe Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa South Africans believe the country is ‘headed in the wrong direction’, survey showsBy Lyse CominsA new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
South Africans believe the country is ‘headed in the wrong direction’, survey showsBy Lyse CominsA new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment pictureBy Nkateko Joseph MabasaThe statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Government worried about safety of South Africans in IranBy Emsie FerreiraThe ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More Latest News Our rivers are dying — and so are the fish we’ve never heard of Education and AI in the spotlight Genevieve Nel’s Journey in Diplomatic Catering Ample grain and oilseed harvest in SA bodes well for food price inflation Making the register of sex offenders public vital for tackling GBVF rates The current trajectory of the just energy transition risks deepening inequalities Few South Africans are planning to retire, survey shows Are procedures in negotiations for the WHO’s international public health legal instruments being violated? Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 486 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024Popo Molefe: From politics to fixing potholesAfrikaner farmers feel ‘safe and happy’ in USInternational Peace College claims it has permit to occupy building Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
International Peace College claims it has permit to occupy buildingBy Lyse CominsThe City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety Load More