The apex court said it was not in the interests of justice to allow an appeal in this instance
Next month, the big cats from South Africa are expected to join eight cheetahs that were flown from Namibia
Periods and their often gruelling symptoms can be an obstacle to many in the workplace. Paid leave could boost productivity and the economy
The monster storm brought “catastrophic” storm surges, wind and flooding that had officials readying a huge emergency response
The former minister, Ugeshni Govender and Ronica Ragavan appeared in court on charges relating to the R280-million Estina dairy farm project
President tells summit the challenges are clear and local government must do what needs to be done as service delivery falters
Stay vigilant and really understand what higher interest rates mean for you, says one expert
The chairperson of parliament’s portfolio committee for transport will be indicted for the dairy farm scandal this week
The province’s leadership said ‘the horse had bolted’ despite criticism from Kgalema Motlanthe
Fouche was imprisoned in 2009 after pleading guilty to 70 counts of fraud and theft
Phosa’s law firm has been appointed by the Kopanong municipality to sue for damages
The 80-year-old, who is on medical parole, says he will fill one of the top ANC posts if called upon to do so
Solar power installers are coining it, because when load shedding increases, so does the search for solar panels and solar panel purchases
The decision for national chair Gwede Mantashe to address delegates in order to avoid the president being ‘embarrassed’ was allegedly made just hours before the congress started
Wildlife Justice Commission says law enforcement agencies must address it as transnational organised crime
State’s charge sheet fires six counts of environmental infractions at energy giant
South Africa’s apocalyptic-like railway system must first become reliable and sustainable before it can be a trusted mode of transport, Road Freight Association says
The ombudsman for short-term insurance said there has been a rise in complaints over rejected claims related to load-shedding
The state is concerned that its application two months ago to get Atul and Rajesh Gupta in the dock may not be honoured
The former DA leader made big promises at the launch of Build One SA on Saturday
Halting fishing will be of little to no benefit to the penguins and fishers believe it will be a sad Christmas
A total blackout is unlikely, but South Africa’s municipalities say they won’t be caught off guard
In the unlikely event of a total grid collapse, the economy would be brought to an unprecedented standstill
South Africa’s black middle class has a spending power of R400-billion per year, research study finds
Two of the monetary policy committee’s five members preferred an even more painful 100 basis point hike, as bank remains hawkish
The sludge is travelling far into drinking water and water used for agriculture
If the mafia-like system is not properly grasped by law enforcement agencies the country will suffer devastating consequences
Four years after cannabis was decriminalised, there is still no legal framework for trading in the plant
Ramaphosa’s Eskom promises are meaningless, because our weakened state institutions are unable to respond to entrenched corruption, no matter how often our leader rushes home to ‘deal with’ a crisis
NPA prosecutor says the sum is needed as security for legal defence costs in a matter seen as another bid by Zuma to delay his arms deal trial
UCT’s Kevin Winter explains the dangers of poor management and how wastewater can be better utilised
An appeal panel has called for a tribunal to investigate both the judge president of the Western Cape division and his deputy on impeachable charges of misconduct