Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema has vowed to protect Putin from arrest, should he visit South Africa
Companies are also grappling with a decline in commodity prices and weaker global demand
The national energy regulator will decide whether the National Transmission Company South Africa will get a licence
The turmoil, which some say was inevitable given aggressive hiking cycles, exposes the dependency of advanced economies on cheap credit
The nuclear plant will continue operating beyond next year, despite concerns over waste disposal
But the party’s ‘aspirations of chaos’ must be curbed and it alienates mostly peace-loving citizens with rhetoric that borders on ‘warmongering’
Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said he will only invoke the Disaster Management Act if existing solutions do not allow him to act with speed on load-shedding
The former president’s counsel was misreading the law in an attempt to pin charges on state prosecutor Billy Downer and journalist Karyn Maughan, the court heard
Far from the blessed slaughter of an animal or hunting wild boar for sport, opinions on trophy hunting range from adventure and narcissism to genetics
Thousands of livelihoods in the sugar supply chain are expected to be impacted by the closure
The president tells conference problems such as land reform, crime, corruption, poor governance and the weak economy are undermining people’s rights
Analysts expected inflation to continue on a downward trajectory in February after falling to 6.9% in January; instead, it reached 7%
Food considered ‘waste’ after reaching its ‘best before’ date can help stem hunger and malnutrition
Vrededorp residents say they are being ‘sabotaged’ by Johannesburg authorities because they are poor
There’s a dangerous romanticism to the struggle that we shouldn’t allow opportunists to exploit, despite our disappointment with a government that is battling to meet the most basic service needs of its people
Anxiety about governance failures stands to limit our options, just when we need an alternative direction the most
Global panel’s new report says we are hurtling toward disaster but there are ways to avoid it
The son allegedly declared zero income in 2021 despite raking in R29 million in state contracts
The president conceded the country could not claim to respect human rights if it did not ensure equal access to land, housing, food, water, healthcare and education
Deepening economic democracy through human rights-centred economic and social policy frameworks
The people of that country paid the price of climate changed fuelled by, among others, the petro-chemical industry that has declared record profits
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