Talks mediated by the United States, Egypt and Qatar have been ongoing since Sunday
The general education certificate will recognise learner achievements at the end of the compulsory schooling phase
Heavy rainfall, strong winds and fires have damaged roads and structures in the province
The ANC’s top brass is deploying its deputy president to clean up provincial chair Sboniso Duma’s mess
The ZiG will replace the Zimbabwean dollar, which has tumbled in value over the past year and pushed inflation through the roof
The trials of living a life around the capricious temperament of water scheduling
Party says the former president was never charged, convicted or sentenced for a criminal offence
It’s not a straightforward answer, but Julius Malema should have been able to at least estimate
A court ruling set the legal standard of proof to be applied in statelessness cases
Computer tech firm to be blacklisted after investigation uncovers conflict of interest issues
Like it’s theme, the festival will look to be refreshed after Covid
Minister Thulas Nxesi has raised the earnings threshold for employees receiving certain protections under the Basic Conditions of Employment Act
Chocolate products have become more expensive on the back of soaring cocoa prices, but there is not likely to be a shortage
Saldanha Bay residents say Lourencia Lombaard helped in the search for the six-year-old
Limpopo premier Stan Mathabatha made the claim during an elections debate hosted by the University of Limpopo and the
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The chief justice suggested changing the requirement that members of the apex court decide new applications
High living costs in the Mother City are driving people to other parts of the country
Rassie Erasmus said Kolisi’s contract with French club Racing 92 did not prevent him from playing for SA, and that he would be considered for selection but not necessarily as captain
The seminal Spanish novel and its author are difficult to pin down in translation and history
Before they get inside a stadium, they must deal all too often with corruption, negligence and abuse from sports managers and administrators
Some city residents have had no water for 150 days, yet have received bills of up to R60 000
The transport and mining industries were the key contributors to fourth quarter GDP growth
According to economists, the country’s fourth-quarter GDP numbers will have been buoyed by a winding down of power outages
Plans are underway to develop new container terminals at the ports of Richards Bay and Durban, and to relocate the SA Navy Base from Salisbury Island
A report suggests that government could save R150 billion in wasteful expenditure if it stopped overpaying its contractors
MisuZulu will continue to play the role of Ingonyama Trust Board chairperson himself
Essential policies were bypassed and entering into a memorandum of understanding with the economic zone would be high risk for United Nations Development Programme
The interviews were brought forward after Freedom Under Law warned that the commission was breaching a high court order by scheduling these for June
Life is always haunted by death. This is part of what makes it so precious. But what happens when death comes too young, too often, and watches over life too closely?
The president said the minister of finance was consulting with social development about possibly increasing the social relief of distress grant
The failure by the Judicial Service Commission, an organisation chaired by the chief justice, risked undermining respect for the rule of law, the group said
The opposition party’s lawyers say it is ‘improbable’ that no records from 2013 to 2018 exist