The Constitutional Court on Tuesday dismissed a bid by former apartheid policeman Wybrand du Toit to get his job back.
A couple and their twin babies who were set alight in Blairgowrie have all subsequently died, the Star reported on Tuesday.
Police said on Saturday that they will meet with the business community to expand their presence in Gauteng malls.
Not yet, he says of ambitions to be president, but
never say never
Three men have been convicted for the murder of 12-year-old Emily Williams, the South African Broadcasting Corporation reported on Friday.
Percy Mabandu speaks to eco-friendly artist Mbongeni Buthelezi about the skill and hard work required to ‘paint’ with plastic.
Colleagues of murdered Bona magazine editor and Soweto TV chairperson Force Khashane on Thursday described him as ”a dignified man”.
Commuters travelling on the soon-to-be-launched Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system will be allowed a day of free rides when the buses start operating.
Gauteng economic development minister Firoz Cachalia undertook to create jobs by encouraging self-employment in his budget vote speech on Thursday.
Cheryl de la Rey, the new vice-chancellor of the University of Pretoria, is excited by the abundant possibilities of the job.
Police will raid buildings they suspect have been hijacked, Gauteng community safety minister Khabisi Mosunkutu said on Thursday.
Power in central Johannesburg was fully restored in the early hours of Monday morning following an underground fire last week, an official said.
Deep in the heart of Johannesburg’s East Rand suburb of Kempton Park stands the Khayalami Hospital, empty and unused for 12 years.
Mary Sibande is more than just another arty-farty township chick, writes Percy Mabandu.
The University of Johannesburg is part of an international team that has just finished work on agreeing on a standard plant DNA barcode.
The City of Johannesburg plans to upgrade all informal settlements by 2014, mayor Amos Masondo said on Wednesday.
City Power has provided back-up power to at least 70% of the homes and businesses affected by an underground fire in the Johannesburg CBD this week.
Johannesburg’s CBD could be without power until late this week after an underground electrical fire, City Power spokesperson Louis Pieterse said.
John Hlophe is opposing a court bid by media houses to force the JSC to open a probe into his alleged misconduct to the public.
A court will on Tuesday hear a bid by the media to set aside the JSC’s decision to hold a preliminary investigation into John Hlophe.
Firemen managed to stop an underground power-cable fire in downtown Johannesburg by mid-morning on Monday, emergency services said.
Gauteng Premier Nomvula Mokonyane’s crackdown on corruption is changing the balance of political power in the province.
Despite resistance from the local taxi industry, Johannesburg’s new public transport system is on track to begin operating at the end of August.
Residents of Phiri in Soweto are required to undergo the indignity of a means test just to have access to free water.
With Judge Nkola Motata not having testified, what has been put to witnesses on his behalf should not be taken into account, the state says.
White squatters are refusing to be relocated from a caravan park by the Mogale City council. Monako Dibetle reports.
A 16-month-old baby was shot dead during a robbery in Eersterust, Pretoria, police said on Wednesday.
The doctors’ strike flared up in Gauteng and Limpopo on Friday even as it was called off in most other provinces.
Take a trip with the Mail &Guardian to Cosmo City, the future perfect of housing policy. Or is it?
Johannesburg Central Prison’s soccer field was transformed into a polling station on Wednesday as up to a 1 000 inmates cast their votes.
Gauteng — the crucial province that will determine the outcome of the national vote — is also the one dragging its feet in releasing results.
I wasn’t brought up in a racist house, but if they can’t even treat their own properly, what about us?