Correctional services cuts consultant costs, pushes to build internal capacity

The decision allowing America to lift or impose export bans during outbreaks ‘will be devastating’

The country is officially the most educated in the world, and its economy has benefited greatly from this

Neale Richmond said the Irish government was aware of the effect this has had businesses and people, but the move was constantly under review

The retailer says a 19-month protest at its stores has caused economic harm and reputational damage; pro-Palestinian groups say the courts are being used to curtail freedom of speech

Frik Potgieter and Peter Huxham were jailed for more than two years after Vice-president Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue’s assets were seized in Cape Town

The Johannesburg high court found the company’s product was at odds with the National Credit Act

The Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa

A new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors

The statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth

The ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran

The City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety

Residents are living in shacks and rented rooms despite having legal title deeds to houses they were allocated under the Reconstruction and Development Programme