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
The former president came to court with ‘unclean hands’, a full bench found
Experts say cholera is unlikely to end up in tap water. But for how long will it be germ-free, with half of SA’s water treatment plants struggling due to load-shedding?
Reginald Scholtz and Jan van Niekerk are facing hundreds of charges for swindling the mill they worked for
The Department of Water and Sanitation’s Blue and Green Drop Reports show that microbiological and chemical compliance are lacking in our drinking water
Special Investigating Unit is also looking into ‘irregular’ R220m security tender at the Umgeni Water Board
The first quarter growth has put the country’s GDP at just above its pre-pandemic level
The Reserve Bank governor had to defend interest rate hikes against criticism that they will do little to temper sticky inflation
Not a single member of the state-owned weapons manufacturer, which has received taxpayer funded bailouts of R9 billion, put in an appearance at the meeting
The use of fuel that is not environment friendly is to take centre stage in negotiations
The Reserve Bank has warned that sanctions will be ‘catastrophic’ to the economy, which is currently vulnerable to geopolitical shocks
Former energy minister has been unwell for several years
As the country warms, the intensity of rainfall is expected to increase
Prosecutors are expected to submit an application opposing the release of Marén de Klerk, wanted for corruption, fraud, theft and money laundering in Namibia
The court ordered that the deputy director of corporate services immediately be reinstated
But Edward Snowden’s revelations had lasting impact, advancing privacy protections in Europe and America and accelerating use of encryption
But the state made mistakes and almost lost the case