South Africa’s markets have welcomed news that Anglo American’s chief executive Cynthia Carroll has stepped down, with stock shooting up 1.8%.
The continent needs greater political commitment to rescue its rural and peri-urban schools, writes Martin Prew.
Anglo American CEO Cynthia Carroll has resigned from the position, saying she felt it was the right time to step down.
The education system does not always respect the rights of female pupils, leading to many dropouts, writes Faranaaz Veriava.
The City of Cape Town is committed to doing all it can to make Cape Town caring, safe and inclusive.
Although providing power to far-flung homes remains a national imperative, the department of energy is struggling to deal with it.
Johannesburg’s residents are doing a lot better in adopting new modes of public transport compared with Capetonians, according to the midterm budget.
Zuma’s legal team will not let him go into the witness box in his face-off against the award-winning cartoonist Jonathan Shapiro in court next week.
Allegedly orchestrated by Julius Malema, a R1.7-billion school feeding programme in Limpopo appears to have been rigged to favour people close to him.
Suspicions are growing about what is behind the recent arrest of Social Justice Coalition worker Angy Peter on charges of kidnapping and murder.