The ANC Youth League has issued a veiled threat against its latest high profile detractor, former JSE chief executive Russell Loubser.
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says her department has done all it can to help learners through a "really dramatic year" ahead of exams.
The Democratic Alliance has announced the candidates who will contest elections at the party’s federal congress in November.
Even as anonymous detractors level allegations of wrongdoing against her, it’s business as usual for public protector Thuli Madonsela.
Accusations of bias levelled against public protector Thuli Madonsela are nothing new and her office says new claims of misconduct are unfounded.
The impact of strikes in mining and transport will have long-term effects on the economy that cannot be quantified yet, writes Faranaaz Parker.
As the public protector is asked to probe the splurge on Nkandla, one is left wondering what happened to government’s ability to self-regulate.
Analysts say Amplats’ decision to fire 12 000 miners on Friday shows a hardening stance against wildcat strikes in the mining industry.
A look at the books has shown spending on President Jacob Zuma’s private residence at Nkandla dwarfs spending on the homes of previous presidents.
The Really Awesome Gaming Expo (rAge) is back in town and gamers from around the country have flooded Northgate to test their skills against others.
Analysts have been left scratching their heads at rumours that some are trying to convince Kgalema Motlanthe not to challenge Jacob Zuma at Mangaung.
The Ministerial Handbook has again been used to veil state officials’ spending of public funds on private luxuries – this time on Zuma’s Nkandla home.
Lawyers representing the victims of the shooting at Lonmin’s Marikana mine have failed to have the judicial inquiry into the incident postponed.
The commission has shown that the bodies of miners were not limited to a specific spot, as video footage suggested, but were spread over a vast area.
The Farlam Commission of Inquiry has been given a four-month deadline for completion – but matters could be moving too quickly.
The ConCourt has upheld a high court ruling, which found that certain provisions of the Films and Publications Act are unconstitutional and invalid.
The Citizen has dismissed a photographer who drew attention to the paper’s doctored cover picture of the suicide attack in Kabul on social media.
Lonmin’s Marikana mess, and its subsequent bad handling of the situation, threatens to become the mining company’s own Deepwater Horizon.
Julius Malema’s legal team is expected to set up a dedicated website to deal with queries about the expelled ANC Youth League leader’s court case.
Expelled ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema has told the Mail & Guardian that he is unaware that an arrest warrant had been made out in his name.
The commission of inquiry into the killing of more than 40 miners at Lonmin’s Marikana mine is set to begin in just 10 days.
The Citizen newspaper has been accused of breaching ethical codes after it doctored an image on its front page on Wednesday.
The latest statistics from the South African Police Service show small gains in the fight against crime but murder rates are still unacceptably high.
Expelled ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema is back in the media eye but there are doubts about whether his political career can be resuscitated.
A suicide bombing that left eight South Africans dead in Afghanistan has highlighted the risks of working in the war-torn state.
Julius Malema has geared up his attack on President Jacob Zuma, saying the president must explain why he sent the army into Marikana.
Eight South Africans are among those killed in a revenge bombing in Kabul over an anti-Islam film as protests rage across the Middle East.
Violence is a last resort – but seems necessary for workers wishing to be heard, Cosatu says. But responding with brute force only makes things worse.
In an unprecedented show of force, state ministers, police and the military have vowed to crack down on "illegal" and violent gatherings.
Jacob Zuma has defended the building of a new town near Nkandla, saying it is part of government’s strategy to improve the conditions of rural people.
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has decried the replacement of the healthcare system in Gauteng, Limpopo and the Eastern Cape with "tender-care".
A low-budget anti-Islamic film has drawn the ire of Muslims in politically volatile Egypt and Libya, where it has been used to rally protests.