Minister in the presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni suggested the government could demarche the Polish ambassador for diplomatic offence
Securing the country’s car sector is critical with the global shift to a cleaner transport industry
Dirks previously irked the ANC when he demanded that president Cyril Ramaphosa be investigated for ethical violations
Ratepayers have warned Johannesburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda of legal action if the problem is not resolved
The board was told to take seriously De Ruyter’s claims about wholesale graft at the embattled parastatal
In the past 10 years there have allegedly been 146 incidents of violence, including five deaths and five rapes on the farm in central Kenya
Maja appeared in the specialised commercial crimes court on charges of corruption
Trust in the government’s ability to deliver has worn thin, but we can’t allow it to give way to intermediaries with little regard for the public’s best interests
The headline rate eased to 6.3% year-on-year in May, down from 6.8%
Our work together is all about solidarity and collective action, to reduce the challenges facing developing countries and to fulfil our global agenda
Ramaphosa’s administration should remain focused on the issue at hand, the commission of inquiry into whether the country — or even more scarily, a rogue element here — supplied arms to Russia
Lawyers at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr say Zimbabwe Exemption Permit (ZEP) holders can work in the country until the end of December as they appeal unsuccessful application outcomes
Scopa was also told by the company’s legal head that André de Ruyter’s explosive television interview did not bring the utility into disrepute
An expanded Brics grouping would be a counterbalance to the West – the United States in particular
The NHI is, at its heart, a noble idea. In a country with a high GDP, low unemployment and a trustworthy government, it might well be a good solution. Unfortunately, South Africa is not that
Soaring cost of living puts the squeeze on the Tiger Brands Foundation’s school nutrition programme
The court overturned the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration ruling that Paul Mpele had been unfairly dismissed
Meat consumption is relatively high in South Africa
Petrus Sedibe is linked to nonprofit organisations that applied for funding totalling more than R12.6 million
A weapons manufacturer on a peace mission. What could possibly go wrong?
Earthquakes don’t kill people; buildings do, says expert
‘Black Girls Rising’ enables girls aged 12 to 18 to lead climate change efforts in their communities through both theoretical and practical training
The new series ‘Shaka Ilembe’ is a chance for black South African filmmakers to tell the story from their own perspective
A report says fewer people are commenting and posting about news articles — and those who do are likely to be men, higher educated and politically partisan
Khulekani Skhosana says the sanctions are a ‘medal of honour’
The country needs more than “paper parks”, says conservation NGO
South African journalists and President Cyril Ramaphosa’s security were stuck in Poland despite the president having earlier met Poland’s leader
Having struggled to keep up with changing markets, the two entities under the department of communications are in states of financial disrepair
The threat of US sanctions has now become overt
A number of the City of Johannesburg’s critical municipal entities are in overdraft
They allegedly offered a R3.5 million bribe to make R69 million police tender fraud investigation ‘go away’
Youth league presidential contender Mkhangelwa accuses NEC member Mduduzi Manana of interfering in processes