A damning report leaked to the <i>M&G</i> exposes how fraud was rife in Cape Town’s planning and building development management department.
How to dine like a millionaire, even if lunch at Parliament is more like old railways fare.
Cape Town’s disastrous N2 Gateway project began without a funded budget and was starved of agreed funding by the National Housing Department.
Leader of the National People’s Party Badih Chaaban was fined on Thursday for assaulting the party’s former national organiser with a coffee cup.
Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe on Tuesday denied mentioning Mangosuthu Buthelezi or the Zulu king in an interview with the M&G.
A court has reserved judgement in an appeal against the severity of sentence imposed on Dina Rodrigues and four others for murder.
SA should lead the way in using antiretroviral therapy (ART) as a means of HIV prevention, WHO official Dr Reuben Granich said on Monday.
The high cost of drugs needed to treat Aids patients is putting the lives of thousands at risk, Médecins sans Frontières (MSF) said on Monday.
Cape Town’s disaster and emergency workers continued removing debris and unblocking drains after heavy rains drove residents from their homes.
Thousands of shack dwellers were left homeless on Monday morning after heavy rains caused flooding around Cape Town.
The Waterfront is your best bet for a taste of Belgian cuisine even though it is a tourist haunt.
25-Year-old Documentary of the Week: Shaun de Waal on the doccie about Harvey Milk that is on at the Labia in Cape Town.
Management style said to be at the core of museum’s troubles, reports Glynnis Underhill.
Two more SABC board members have resigned, leaving one last member standing, it was reported on Wednesday.
The Eastern Food Bazaar thrives in spite — or because — of the recession.
”These foreign people come to South Africa with nothing, but tomorrow he has cash, third day he owns a shop and fourth day he has a car.”
In some countries the media were applauded as patriotic for not reporting on crime, President Jacob Zuma said on Friday.
Economic reforms that helped drive Africa’s fastest growth for decades appear to be stalling in the face of the global crisis, a report shows.
In apartheid times Helen Zille enraged South Africa’s white rulers, and lately she has ruffled South Africa’s black political establishment.
Wave power might be ‘nirvana’ for alternative energy, but the technology is still in its infancy, writes Ilham Rawoot.
The fire that ravaged the Helderberg earlier this year was caused by children smoking, not by arson, according to findings released on Thursday.
It’s no Silicon Valley, but "Slaapstad" may be more awake than most South Africans assume.
In his first State of the Nation address it was obvious that President Jacob Zuma had, owing to the dire economic climate, little to offer.
A downpour in Cape Town did little to dampen the spirits of those gathered for President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation address on Wednesday.
The attorney representing Travelgate MP Nyami Booi was threatened with a contempt of court conviction on Tuesday after he walked out on the magistrate
About 55 whales were stranded on a beach near Cape Town on Saturday and high waves were hampering efforts by rescue teams.
The DA will not be deterred by ”the ANC’s plans” to disempower it through an orchestrated campaign to make the Western Cape ”ungovernable”.
Some xenophobia refugees in Cape Town cheated the United Nations of relief funds last year, according to an affidavit filed in court.
About 100 newly elected members of Parliament have been evacuated from their hotel in Cape Town following a bomb scare on Friday, it was reported.
All four women who laid charges against Max — two of them senior police officers — worked with him.
Investigations are underway to determine the cause of fire that left four dead and seven others injured at a boarding house in Cape Town on Friday.
Four guests died and seven others were injured in a fire at the Two Oceans Backpackers in Cape Town on Friday, said Western Cape police.