Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe, addressing a US audience on Monday, defended SA’s record on affirmative action and press freedom.
Two policemen are working as official food tasters to protect the Indian and Pakistani cricket teams ahead of the World Cup semifinal clash.
From April 11 2011, all VAT submissions must be made on the new VAT201 form. Here’s the lowdown from Sars.
While America’s economy may best be known for its ultra-capitalist ways, local bartering between tradesmen is as trendy today as ever.
A United States author has dismissed claims his new book on Mahatma Gandhi alleged that India’s independence leader was a racist bisexual.
Médecins Sans Frontières reports on their success with decentralised multidrug-resistant tuberculosis care. With a new TB test and a community-based approach, they are able to get more patients on to treatment, sooner.
The ANC Youth League denied a newspaper report on Tuesday that its leader Julius Malema had openly criticised President Jacob Zuma.
Microsoft South Africa, a unit of the world’s largest software firm, will invest R475-million in four black-owned software firms.
Australian bank Suncorp plans an office innovation that could kill off the company computer, inviting staff to bring their own laptops to work.
Portugal’s financial tailspin gathered speed despite political efforts to contain the acute debt crisis that is also unnerving the 17-nation eurozone.