Washington has made no such threat, President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office says, while probe into Lady R is to remain classified
Community members living close to the Grootvlei power plant say they will protest against Eskom’s plans to use external contractors
Former secretary did not provide the party with reasons why he should not be expelled, as requested
The former chief executive is credited with saving the company by making inroads into the mobile market
Captains of industry may appear the benevolent saviours of a state in decline, but we ought to question their intentions
Berlusconi led Italy three times between 1994 and 2011, wooing voters with a promise of economic success only to be forced out as a debt crisis gripped his country
The agricultural quarterly gross value-added figures tend to be quite volatile, hence the focus on annual performance
Sudan has received billions in loans and investment from China, while Russia wants to set up a naval base in Port Sudan
This is the strongest earthquake to rattle South Africa since April 3, 2017, when a 5.2 magnitude earthquake hit
The city has reappointed a ‘grossly dishonest’ executive found by a forensic investigation to have ‘wasted’ its finances
The right to equality and non-discrimination should not be confused with the right to freedom from criticism and inconvenient opinions
In April last year, the department’s Green Drop report identified 334 wastewater systems in a critical condition in 90 municipalities.
A discussion document prepared for the youth league’s national congress weighs in on the ‘baseload’ debate
Mtsweni-Tsipane stresses the importance of getting communities’ buy-in and says that no one must be left behind
She says her impeachment probe can’t go on until the state gets her a new attorney but has privately briefed one to demand the recusal of the chair of the process
Analysts suggest the former chief executive is interested in taking over Telkom in order to facilitate a deal with MTN, consolidating the local telecommunications space
Both parties could be liquidated, a first in South African history
Parties want members to cough for their coming election campaign
The minister in the presidency said the country should look at hosting both presidents if it was serious about ending the Russia-Ukraine war
Funders are concerned about the fragmented opposition but party leaders are adamant that they and not donors are driving the process
There are no capitalist witches controlling policymakers to keep people poor. Politicians are responsible for a stuck economy
Government says the draft rules are to address the disparities in access to water use left over from apartheid
An inter-ministerial committee wants the summit shifted to another host nation
Cholera outbreak has been a ‘big lesson’ for the government, penitent president says, while promising to fix the problems
The country’s economy expanded 0.4% in the first quarter, but analysts warn not to expect growth or recovery anytime soon
Judgment on whether Marén de Klerk will be released on bail pending his extradition hearing was reserved for Friday
A bigger alliance will give the group extra economic heft, but it remains to be seen whether its members can speak in one voice
The presidents also spoke about the African peace delegation that would be visiting Russia and Ukraine this month
The electricity minister says the cost of diesel should be weighed against the cost of higher stages of load-shedding to the economy
Gwamanda was unwell when he delivered his state of the city address and had to be rushed to hospital during the debate following his speech
The agreement was reached at a meeting in Dubai between the justice minister and his Emirati counterpart
Brigadier Jap Burger is central to the fraud and corruptions claims made by the power utility’s former chief executive