Spiritual leaders are in the pay of the government and need to liberate themselves from state capture
The announcement comes after another disappointing set of results, in which the group reported a massive decline in its trading profit
Limiting greenhouse gas emissions and building resilience can improve the everyday lives and experiences of South Africans
The only certain thing is that there will be a scramble to form a new government – and possible instability
If it ruled, the party’s promotion of rightist free market fundamentalism would see industries such as vehicle manufacturing being destroyed
They have grumbled about having to travel long distances and poor communication by the IEC
Its smallest SUV, the Grecale, has a lot going for it but some areas need to be revisited
The door-to-doors have door-to-doored and now it’s all over – except for the voting
Each party has laid on a spread of piping hot coffee and thick chunks of bread at their tables, luring in voters.
The majority of South Africans have, for the fifth time, given the ANC a mandate to govern nationally
The Economic Freedom Fighters look to Tshwane to boost one million voter target for Gauteng
The deputy finance minister also says liberalising the energy sector is key to growing the economy
International divisions on the charges against Hamas and Israeli leaders echo hypocrisy and threats to the rule of law in domestic politics
Professionalising the public service needs to start with making top positions permanent, breaking the link between political parties and public servants and swift justice for wrongdoers
This literature goes beyond Western science fiction, creating a unique identity rooted in the continent’s rich cultural heritage
The national carrier will not seek further bailouts as it expands its fleet and routes to return to profitability
Nampo agricultural event gives vehicle makers a chance to show off new offerings
Tambo Sealanyane’s grandmother harbours fears that he will be victimised because his father was a member of the National Party
Jabu Mncwango supports the National Freedom Party, which is competing in the national elections for the first time after splitting from the Inkatha Freedom Party in 2011
Vocational education at schools, colleges and training centres, coupled with apprenticeships can improve the school-to-work transition and reduce the high unemployment rate
To celebrate jeans and Africa Month BlueCanvasLifeJoziSA has called local denim-makers to Johannesburg to sit in conversation about the impact of denim on the continent
A retired Western Cape judge is to testify in the suit over a home ‘repossessed without valid order’
The court ordered Israel to halt its military operations in Rafah and allow UN investigators into Gaza
They have also urged the government to conduct lifestyle audits on councillors and dissolve the troubled municipality
The bill lays the foundation for a single public procurement framework, provides transparency clauses that will boost the fight against state capture and corruption, and compels the state to do more to support local businesses and thus jobs
The party’s secretary general reiterated the president’s view that South Africa has a strong democracy and the country would not be in crisis if the ANC lost the elections
Commuter accidents are common in Egypt, especially in agricultural areas along the Nile and adjoining streams
The behaviours, emotions and thinking patterns common to successful teams could be a blueprint for better leadership in South Africa
Consumer inflation has eased but is still not comfortably within the central bank’s target of 3% to 6%
Democratic Alliance federal chairperson Helen Zille is counting on the multi-party coalition
We must ponder how we might be inspired by Africa Day to use creativity techniques in, and after, this election to create a better South Africa.