Fifty-four new schools will be opened in Gauteng this year and 150 science laboratories refurbished in previously disadvantaged communities.
The speaker of the Ekurhuleni metro council, Lentheng Helen Mekgwe, was appointed as the new mayor in Germiston on Tuesday.
A 24-year-old Phutaditshaba man was jailed for life on Tuesday for the ”merciless” murder of an Evander diary farmer two years ago.
Village Main Reef Gold Mining has received a firm intention from To the Point Investments to make an offer for the rest of its shares.
R5-billion-worth of investment has been poured into the regeneration of Johannesburg’s inner city over the past four years.
The University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) has lost another influential and experienced black intellectual to the University of Johannesburg.
High court dismisses an application to declare unlawful an SABC board meeting at which SABC chief executive Dali Mpofu was suspended.
Bidvest Wits managed to score 28 goals in the Absa Premiership last season. Despite this, they have not really beefed up their attack.
Tenants of Schubart Park flats in Pretoria will have to be evacuated from the premises in order for the building to be renovated.
The JSE’s failure to open its equity market at 9am on Monday was ”very inconvenient in terms of revenue lost”, said an analyst.
Thousands of tenants may have to be evacuated from a landmark flatlands complex in Pretoria that has fallen on hard times.
Thrill-seekers get a unique view of Soweto from two 100m-high cooling towers — especially when they swing by a rope far above the ground.
Mamelodi Sundowns beat Egyptian club Haras el-Hodoud 1-0 in a first-leg CAF Confederation Cup game in Atteridgeville on Saturday.
The Blue Bulls secured their third win of the season on Saturday, beating the Cheetahs 31-23. Also, Griquas edged Western Province 21-20.
All Africans must speak out about injustices in places like Zimbabwe, Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf said on Saturday in Soweto.
The fight against high and rising food prices will require the mobilisation of all social forces, the Gauteng Food Summit was told on Friday.
Another ATM is bombed in Gauteng as a media report reveals that explosives stolen from gold mines are being sold on the black market.
Mbhazima Shilowa was in Derby this week to take delivery of the first Gautrain carriages, but the focus will soon shift to the East Rand town of Nigel
Lawlessness, murderous mobs and politics were behind violence, says Robert McBride.
Some Kliptown residents plan to protest against poor service delivery when Nelson Mandela pays them a birthday visit on Saturday.
Zimbabwe’s ruling party and opposition held a second day of talks in SA on Friday as the UN delayed a vote on fresh sanctions against Mugabe’s regime.
Unionised South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) workers are expected to picket in a bid to remove the SABC board.
Who is really South Africa’s commander-in-chief? National Intelligence Agency director general Manala Manzini gave President Thabo Mbeki this title.
Good news for Jackie Selebi as Ginwala inquiry questions ”complex” deals, writes Adriaan Basson.
War will be declared on hunger and poverty, the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) told a food seminar in Midrand on Thursday.
Suspended SABC CEO Dali Mpofu’s lawyer argued with a judge on Thursday over whether Mpofu’s case should be referred to the Labour Court.
Judge Nkola Motata’s drunken-driving case was postponed in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on Thursday because a state witness is ill.
All Gautrain operations are expected to resume in a week at the collapsed section of Oxford Road, Gauteng transport minister Ignatius Jacobs says.
Two police officers have described as accurate audio recordings involving them after Judge Nkola Motata’s alleged drunken-driving accident.
Suspended NPA boss Vusi Pikoli may know by the end of August whether he is fit to hold office after public sessions of an inquiry ended on Wednesday.
Concerns were voiced on Wednesday in the drunken-driving trial of Judge Nkola Motata over a media report on last week’s proceedings.
The appeal against the conviction of a man who held a home affairs employee hostage using a toy gun was postponed on Wednesday.