The Social Research Foundation finds support for the governing party has dropped since July 2022
MEC Siboniso Duma wanted to move funds from other departments to pay for the glitzy event
The former president is again seeking the prosecutor’s removal from the arms deal trial, in doing so reviving old claims he leaked information to the media
The Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry has urged eThekwini to partner with the private sector to fix its ageing water infrastructure
The Democratic Alliance elections in the province will see Bonginkosi Madikizela go up against the current acting leader, Tertius Simmers
Chief electoral officer Sy Mamabolo said he had discussed setting a date between May and August with the president
An initial letter from the suspended judge president revisited arguments he raised in his failed court bid to overturn a finding of impeachable misconduct
Lieutenant Colonel Nkosikhona Hadebe testified that the accused had no visible injuries and said he had not been assaulted
The state-owned logistics entity, plagued by R130 billion in debt and neglected infrastructure, has presented a turnaround plan to claw its way back to profitability
Political analyst, Professor Mcebisi Ndletyana, says he believes the promise of audits is ‘rhetoric for public relations’
The former president said the ANC was the only party able to bring ‘real change’ to South Africa
The country’s taxi industry aims to register its own security company and to work in collaboration with the police and the private security sector
Central banks’ contribution to climate change-related aims, and their role in the transition, depend on government policy
But a state witness, who is an interpreter, told the court that accused number two Bongani Ntanzi was eager to speak
The electricity minister says having both generating units at the nuclear power station offline would be a disaster
The governing party is likely to poll between 43% and 45% nationally in next year’s elections, Brenthurst Foundation poll says
As two wars rage, the International Monetary Fund has warned that geopolitical fragmentation will hurt a still fragile global economy
The United Nations estimates Gaza needs about 100 trucks a day to meet the needs of its 2.4 million residents
According to an expert on violence prevention, SAPS must move resources from the VIP protection unit to organised crime prevention
South Africa is one of the largest operational regions for the US food and beverage giant
François le Vaillant painted a uniquely vivid picture of Khoikhoi tribes on the brink of settler-colonial genocide
Three minutes from time, England were penalised by New Zealand referee Ben O’Keeffe
The chief executive of South Africa’s leading e-commerce company has called for an even playing field
The president said South Africa could relate to the plight of Palestine
Judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng rules that the accused’s rights were violated when his alleged confession was recorded without his knowledge
South African rugby has not just become easier on the eye, it has been honed into more complete machine
Independents will need budgets to match their egos if they are to contest the elections
Senior leaders in KwaZulu-Natal say scandal findings are too big to shake off
Naledi Pandor appeared to put that at risk, but neutrality is neither a just demand nor a way to bring Israel to the negotiating table
The public enterprises minister responds to coverage about his conduct at state firms
The vote was expectedly fractious, with the official opposition walking out of the National Assembly
Defence advocate Thulani Mngomezulu said the rights of his clients were violated