The time has come to take a ”long, hard look” at conservation management in South Africa, and to improve this through rationalisation and consolidation, says Environmental Affairs Minister Valli Moosa.
Seventeen years ago a certain concert promoter wouldn’t put Lucky Dube on the bill for one of his outdoor concerts. Today he is one of South Africa’s biggest-selling artists, writes Nadia Neophytou.
President Thabo Mbeki denied on Thursday that any stakeholder, including the trade union movement, had been sidelined in the preparations leading up to the Growth and Development Summit (GDS).
Riaan Wolmarans catches Nataniel in Jozi for his current performance of <i>Swing, Soul and Sugar</i>.
Movie of the week: LIE</b> tells a complex story about complicated people in an artfully simple way, allowing the viewer space to fill in the gaps, writes Shaun de Waal.
A United Nations (UN) special envoy arrived in Myanmar on Friday to demand the release of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, reported to have been injured in a clash that prompted her detention and a crackdown on her party.
Telecommunications operator Telkom (TKG) signed a new three-year substantive wage agreement with the Communications Workers’ Union (CWU) on Friday.
A new computer virus that offers hackers full control of infected PCs, giving them access to critical information such as passwords and credit-card numbers, was spreading on the internet on Thursday.
Microsoft Corporation plans a new service to deliver weather, stock quotes, instant messages and other data to customers via high-tech wristwatches.