Low rates favour tech and capital-intensive investment, not the labour-absorbing activities SA may need, says Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan.
With Muammar Gaddafi still at large, the NTC is set to declare that Libya’s "full liberation" is complete and appoint a new transitional government.
US student Amanda Knox has been acquitted of murder and sexual assault by an Italian court — putting an end to her four-year legal battle.
An ER physician told jurors on Monday that Michael Jackson’s doctor never mentioned that he had given the singer the anaesthetic propofol.
Trade union federation Cosatu has denied that it plans to set up its own youth wing, but would rather set up a youth desk to help unemployed youth.
The Dalai Lama has still not heard whether he will be granted a visa to visit South Africa for Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu’s 80th birthday.
South Africa’s failure to integrate with other African countries is limiting its economic growth, says Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba.
Real-life breakups and breakdowns of the rich, famous and frightful gets a South African flavour as celebrities launch their own reality TV shows.
Public Protector Thuli Madonsela has voiced disappointment over "incorrect" public statements attributed to government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi.
The Auditor General says the public works department is unable to account for R2.1-billion of goods and capital expenditure during 2010/11.