Eligible voters no longer vote; they don’t trust any politician. The UDF, a coalition of hundreds of small organisations, could be an answer
The country is among several that have been poorly ranked in ease of doing business indexes, partly because of gaps in taxation transparency
The Sweethearts Foundation sells the plastic to recyclers and buys wheelchairs
Police said that by 10pm on Monday night, at least 550 protestors had been arrested and 24 300 tyres were confiscated
It is an abuse process designed to lay the ground for the next, counsel for the arms deal corruption prosecutor told the Pietermaritzburg high court
It was caused by the failings of the government, which has a responsibility to spare hospitals, schools and police stations to protect people’s rights
MPs must find a way to handle André de Ruyter’s allegations and a protected disclosure accusing Pravin Gordhan of wrongdoing in the SAA sale
Julius Malema has touted the shutdown as the start of a ‘revolution’
The former deputy president has lashed out at the Democratic Alliance leader, who accused him of being involved in Eskom corruption
As consumers and businesses reel from tough conditions, insurers have expressed uncertainty over whether there is room for growth
The tournament, full of characters and tales, has been going for almost a century and draws teams from the Port Alfred area
Security companies, community policing forums and the police have drawn up contingency plans to stop looting and public violenc
The utility’s reasoning in papers before court showed, if true, that the timeframes in its Generation Recovery Plan cannot be met, applicants in a constitutional challenge say
The utility says the energy availability at six power stations has picked up
Xola Pakati has rejected the ANC provincial leadership’s reasons for his recall, saying the metro is one of the most stable in the country
The stayaway will test the party’s leadership, machinery and ability to mobilise its supporters on the streets and in the election booths
The national energy regulator believes gas projects will help reduce load-shedding
The police service has said the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure is ready to deal with any criminality on 20 March
The party’s Tshwane metro contingent appears to have been asleep during councillor induction
The Road Accident Fund said it could not heed a high court order to pay R301 million to Sunshine Hospital that is dedicated to crash victims
There was kwaito,and then there was Boom Shaka. We went in search of what it is about the group that made us fall so hard for them 30 years ago
The monarch wants transparency and public participation in the land body’s operations and finances
The exemption will have a major effect on people’s health, say environmental justice groups
Just 156 green jobs out of a target of 1 120 were created in 2021-022 financial year
Only one of the seven senior employees appointed by the municipality met the requirements for the job
If it doesn’t make a significant dent on our consciousness, what are we to think of both Malema and the EFF. The party and its leader are passing the point of no return
The party releases list of candidates vying for leadership positions, with Phenyane nominated for all six posts with Zille expected to be re-elected as matriarch
Meanwhile, the Public Servants Association has turned down the government’s 7% salary raise proposal, saying it does not account for the soaring cost of living
The board’s members are preparing to go back to court to challenge their termination
The South African National Taxi Council says its members can decide if they want to take part in the national shutdown planned for 20 March
Despite negotiations, six protesting students remain suspended from the university for damage to property and infringing on others’ right to learn and work
Two nonprofits are training African giant pouched rats to detect smuggled contraband in shipping containers