The ruling is not an ‘endorsement of indefinite non-compliance’, says minister of forestry, fisheries and environment
The ANC’s coalition partners demand changes, citing the financial burden on residents
The termination of research finance puts pressure on South Africa’s response to tuberculosis and could slow down the capacity to develop new tests, one expert said
Changing economic pressures are reshaping South Africa’s used car landscape, as buyers look for smarter, more practical choices
The vehicle is comfortable, but in a flooded compact SUV market, is the price tag justified?
The George Soros-founded private funder says it does not have the capacity to fill the void left by USAid cuts
Dubbed the safest Volvo ever made, has the brand pushed the price a little too high or is it merely to scare competitors?
When wildlife isn’t monitored rigorously, populations can disappear within just a few years, as tigers did in India’s Sariska tiger reserve
The ANC secretary general said the ANC would not water it down to ‘Kiss the Boer’, nor would it prescribe to other parties what they must sing
A trial within a trial got under way on Friday to determine the admissibility of the accused’s statements
If stores must wheel out celebs to make us buy what we can’t afford, make it Snoop Dog and Martha Stewart
Residents say rental prices have increased drastically and accuse authorities of making the city a tourist destination at the expense of locals
Of the more than 16 000 children who have been reported missing over 18 years, about 4 000 have never been found
Therese Wagner said no deal had been made with the Trump administration but Kinshasa was exploring forms of cooperation
The group were lured to Thailand with false promises of jobs but were later trafficked to Myanmar where they were held for more than four months
Lourentia Lombaard irks the judge with her ‘assumptions’, while Kelly Smith is again portrayed as a callous mother
Vuyo Zungula insists the party will remain independent, despite its alliance with Jacob Zuma’s party
The president’s choice in selecting a new ambassador amid a historic downturn in diplomatic relations also speaks to an existential dilemma for his party
The presidency intervened, saying there should be more stakeholder consultation and public participation in the formulation of new regulations
Lourentia Lombaard admitted she repeatedly withheld information from police about the alleged sale of the child, blaming fear, anger, drug use and a promised R1 000 payment
Brent Bozell is a long-time crusader against alleged liberal media bias and more recent Trump supporter
Pupils at Filadelfia Secondary School have reported neglect and sexual harassment, but the provincial department has failed to intervene
Judge Nathan Erasmus said this was not the first time Lorentia Lombaard became unwell ‘when it came to crunch time’
The Economic Freedom Fights won’t back a motion to remove Nkosindiphile Xhakaza, despite acknowledging the same concerns raised by opposition parties about his leadership
The department says the reduction in teaching posts has increased the projected average teacher-to-learner ratio from 1:34.2 in 2024 to 1:36.7 this year
Cancellation letters, which end millions of rands of South African universities’ US-government funded HIV and TB research grants with immediate effect, started to roll in over the weekend
Judge Nathan Erasmus provided a synopsis of events on Monday, given the often confusing testimony of the state’s star witness
The employee has opened a criminal case alleging he was unlawfully detained in the workplace
Lifestyle estates and shopping centres are popping up in the Paarl, Stellenbosch and Franschhoek areas
It certainly looks different, but VW has kept the core of the product simple since it entered the market in 2010
Despite increasing demands on the country’s defence force, funding for the military has been steadily declining
The New Patriotism envisioned by Mandela, based on loyalty to a state, is imperilled by economic inequality and too little contrition