<b>Art pick of the week:</b><b> Warren Siebrits Modern and Contemporary Art.</b>
Warren Siebrits is consistently revealing himself to be a treasure of the South African art world, writes Kathryn Smith.
New South African companies are making forays into international markets much earlier in their corporate lifespan than the country’s established blue-chip firms did.
The government of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has warned that it will crush anti-government street demonstrations being organised by the opposition.
Heaven help the MDC
Women make up an average of only 17% of media sources in Southern Africa although they make up 52% of the population, a report by the Media Institute of Southern Africa said.
Statistics South Africa, the government agency responsible for generating most of the country’s official economic statistics, will be examining "several" aspects of inflation data that could be problematic, according to Statistician General Pali Lehohla.
South African steel group Iscor said on Tuesday that production was running normally at all its steel plants despite strike action by a small number of National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa members.
Though it has attained cult status, the film version of the classic children’s book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was never a favourite with its author, Roald Dahl.
The debate regarding the Auditor General’s report on the SA government’s arms deal took another turn on Monday when the AG accused the managing director of a local bidder and journalists of not closely reading and comparing the draft and final reports on the deal.
To support its race for the new C-class Mercedes-Benz contract, DaimlerChrysler South Africa required that the provincial government ensured stability in the province, said DCSA’s Stephan Massner.
An estimated 11-million children younger than 18 were living in poverty last year, according to a study by the Children’s Institute of the University of Cape Town.