Charges of theft against Grahamstown activist Ayanda Kota have been dropped but police say they will pursue additional charges against him.
The ANC will announce the fate of Julius Malema later today, amid reports quoting party insiders who say he will be expelled from the ruling party.
Gauteng’s transport department has said the final phase of the Gautrain will be opened in the next few weeks.
Gauteng provincial health minister Ntombi Mekgwe has promised big changes in the way the health department does business.
Gauteng’s Qedani Mahlangu said the backlog on liquor licence applications has almost been cleared and new application dates will be announced soon.
HIV may be the most immediate threat to healthcare in the country but a new report shows violence and lifestyle diseases are taking a grievous toll.
Although the National Health Insurance scheme is set to go ahead, researchers have been left confused by the finance minister’s budget speech.
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has introduced new tax measures as well as plans to fund President Jacob Zuma’s infrastructure dreams.
Freedom Front Plus leader Pieter Mulder has expanded on his comments about land reform, saying the real issue is ensuring food security.
Gauteng premier Nomvula Mokonyane says the province will focus on "accelerating delivery with a strong emphasis on concrete deliverables".
Gauteng premier Nomvula Mokonyane has confirmed the province’s beleaguered health and social development department will be split in April.
Ability to protect sources is crucial to exposing corruption, says the <em>M&G</em>.
The ANC Women’s League is to hold a "miniskirt march" on Friday to protest the victimisation of two miniskirt-clad teenaged girls.
Bosasa has used the US and Australia as examples of legal precedents for the <i>M&G</i> to reveal its sources involved in a story alleging corruption.
The <i>M&G</i> is in court to protect its sources in a story that alleged large-scale corruption by facilities management company Bosasa.
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe says the ANC and its youth league should be speaking to each other, and not through the media, when problems arise.
Julius Malema has thrown caution to the wind, opening the ANCYL’s lekgotla with digs aimed at President Zuma, and renewed calls for nationalisation.
South African banks say that a bid to bolster basic human rights by reinterpreting the National Credit Act could endanger the entire credit industry.
President Zuma has given the Special Investigating Unit the go ahead to investigate Eskom for evidence of corruption, fraud and maladministration.
Richard Branson has vowed to get to the bottom of a racist incident at an SA Virgin Active gym, amid further claims of similar cases in Jo’burg.
Cosatu’s call for a labour broker ban has been cast in a new light by research showing a quarter of jobs created since 1994 were filled by brokerages.
A biased report on the secrecy Bill hearings from Parliament’s press office has sparked doubts over the service’s ability to remain impartial.
Several top SA papers, including the <i>Sunday Times</i> may be banned from Zimbabwe, along with the UK’s The <i>Zimbabwean</i>.
The fraud and corruption case involving Northern Cape ANC chairperson John Block, which dates back to 2010, has been postponed until next year.
Defying accusations of pretentiousness, the DA says its shadow cabinet "will help restore Parliament to its rightful place in our democracy".
The deadlock for the AU chair has crowded out important issues such as the political situation in Somalia and left the AU in limbo.
Eskom says South Africans have to reduce their electricity use by a tenth, so it can take power stations offline for dangerously overdue maintenance.
South Africans are the most active tweeters on the continent, producing twice as many tweets as Kenya, the next most active country.
Legal experts say convicted killer Donovan Moodley’s attempt at a retrial is a waste of time because there’s no such thing in the SA justice system.
While lawyers argued against the five-year suspension of Julius Malema, the ANC Youth League was quietly making plans to go on without him.
Gauteng is set to decentralise essential services to ease the load on hospitals, and trim other budgets to service the province’s massive debt.
The DTI has thrown its weight behind a Google initiative to get small businesses online and called for big companies to partner with the state.