The president appeared before the group of elders on Tuesday, with sources saying he remained mum on the allegations
Beyonce takes no sit-down interviews and responds to no one on social media. The goal? To have us focus on the music, which we should all do
The metalworkers union leader has alleged that NGOs want to capture the union, using media outlets
A new report, with the input of survivors of GBV and business executives, suggests the private sector is crucial to combat the crime
The labour court’s Judge Graham Moshoana noted the ‘disturbing revelation’ that the union went ahead with the interdicted congress
Environmental groups have also welcomed the plan but have highlighted potential flaws
Claws out over project sending Southern African cheetahs to India
With high prices continuing to bear down on consumers the world over, leaders who fail to bring inflation to heel could face a reckoning
‘We all have a collective responsibility to support the people of Limpopo, protect the environment and jointly shape the MMSEZ development.’
The Judicial Services Commission has finally recommended that the Western Cape judge president be suspended, but he is preparing appeal to overturn a decision that he should face impeachment
The Wafcon winners have given SA real football glory for the first time in decades – it’s time Safa emulated their professionalism in the boardroom
The request had not progressed to a stage where the minister or the national director of public prosecutions would normally become involved, so they were caught unawares when asked about it
We are fixing Eskom, president says of programme to transform the electricity sector for future sustainability, including boosting private input
The case for their surrender includes charges stemming from the Nulane and the Estina scams, National Prosecuting Authority director Shamila Batohi said
New C40 implementation programme for cities in sustainable waste management and green energy, buildings
MTN’s potential takeover of Telkom might not raise issues of competition, say communication experts
Maya will be South Africa’s first female judge to hold the position and will now be in line, if tradition is followed, to succeed chief justice Raymond Zondo in 2024
Cyril Ramaphosa’s key allies believe the Mashatile faction used the provincial sentiment to make the president look bad by advising him not to make an appearance
There was a strong view, according to the report, that the judiciary was overstepping, undermining other arms of the state and using the law based on feelings instead of facts, especially in the jailing of Zuma
Several would-be candidates for chairperson failed to make it onto the ballot or declined after being nominated from the floor
The dominant faction in the eThekwini region resolved to support Emalahleni chair Ntuthuko Mahlaba for provincial treasurer, replacing Zandile Gumede who is affected by the step-aside rule
Only the costly N95 mask works and achieving a high penetration of Covid-19 booster vaccination is ‘the only effective strategy’, says virologist Shabir Madhi
The energy minister says André de Ruyter is a chief executive and the power utility needs someone who will focus on what is broken
Elna Smit did not want to prosecute EFF leader Julius Malema for fear of being subjected to race-fuelled jibes
ANC KwaZulu-Natal chair Sihle Zikalala says in spite of upheavals, the party is solidifying
The closure of the publication ‘New Frame’, which sought to chase quality over clicks, is a cautionary tale of the pitfalls of donor funding
In a split decision, the bank’s monetary policy committee increased the repo rate, which affects the cost of borrowing, by 75 basis points
The KwaZulu-Natal conference is taking place at the Olive Convention Centre in Durban, which used to be an ice rink
Louis Pepping’s trial was moved from Lusikisiki to the Mthata high court because of fears that angry residents would attack the courthouse.
They have asked Ramaphosa to instruct minister Mantashe to issue determination on additional renewable energy ‘without delay’
Disputes over board elections and trade union fees threaten the 96-year-old NPO for medical professionals
The current heatwave in the UK is making it impossible to play or watch the game