The public protector has found that Lionel October abused his authority by interfering in the National Consumer Commission’s HR management.
Business confidence will take a hit should the draft Licensing of Businesses Bill become law, the SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry has said.
A building that housed garment factories has collapsed near Bangladesh’s capital, killing at least 70 people and trapping many in the rubble.
An astronaut living at the International Space Station has taken South Africa to new heights by tweeting pictures of the country as seen from space.
Uganda’s government and the UN Refugee Agency have launched a pilot mobile court system to improve access to justice for victims of crimes.
The South African says Tiger Woods should have been disqualified from the US Masters for signing a wrong score card after an incorrect drop.
Sadtu expects about 25 000 of its members to take part in Wednesday’s march to pressure basic education’s minister and director general to resign.
Muslims at the mosque attended by the brothers want to make one thing clear: the attack has nothing to do with the Islam that is preached there.
Hackers took over news agency Associated Press’s Twitter account and sent a false tweet about the US president that briefly sent US markets reeling.
Barcelona was a city in mourning after Barca’s 4-0 meltdown at Bayern Munich in a one-sided Champions League semifinal first leg.