Gama, Eric Wood, Garry Pita, Phetolo Ramosebudi and Daniel Roy appeared before the Palm Ridge magistrate’s court on charges of fraud, money laundering and contravention of Public Finance Management Act
Trade federation Saftu’s recent conference has revived debate about whether unions represent the plight of workers or their own ambitions
Now in its 50th year, the Veuve Clicquot Bold Women Award is launching in South Africa for the first time.
Walmart bought Massmart in 2011 and over the past 10 years the share price of the group has decreased by 80%.
The minister of blunders may be in difficulty but it’s nothing like that of Dikidikeni villagers who must cross a river in a barrel
However experts warn that SAPS’s R100.6-billion annual budget should be better spent and monitored
The court deviated impermissibly from the constitution to sanctify the composition of the Judicial Service Commission when it found that he should face impeachment for gross misconduct, the Western Cape judge president argued in an application for leave to appeal
The Mdzananda Animal Clinic in Khayelitsha wants to increase the number of pets getting sterilised to curb overpopulation
The Special Investigating Unit countered that the concourt should not entertain a cynical attempt to claw back the millions made in the scandal
The reopening of Route B97 without an agreement may result in a flood of illegal taxi operators and reignite taxi violence
With the Gauteng provincial conference around the corner, West Rand regional secretary Sanele Ngweventsha argues that Lesufi might give them the edge in 2024.
There is a lot bearing down on South African consumers and, without growth, the economy stands to decline
Machines can lower costs because they come at a fixed cost, whereas people fluctuate based on the price of food, rent and inflation
The Fraser Institute’s annual survey of mining companies is not entirely wrong, South Africa is a difficult place to mine, say analysts
The party’s decision to relook at the deployment process could result in a broadening of the pool of candidates for positions.
It will be a test case in South Africa for river pollution, rehabilitation and holding polluters accountable
A lost police case docket and a hospital failing to report alleged medical misconduct adds to parents’ grief after losing twins.
No deaths have been reported after mudslides caused by heavy weekend rains
In a music industry often ruled by men, SA’s latest popular dance genre is ushering in a new era of inclusion
The conference was attended by state agencies, blue- chip global and local non-governmental agencies and public accountability experts
Tendele Coal plans to open a new mine despite a court ruling that the licence was unlawfully granted
In an interview with the M&G deputy president David Mabuza ponders his political future but insists ‘it’s the branches that choose the leaders’
The Pulitzer Prize awards grants another controversial award to a book that mixes both fiction and non-fiction
Advocate Andrew Breitenbach, appearing for parliament, said the message he received did not advantage his client and was no cause to suspend the impeachment inquiry against the public protector
Economic and financial conditions are expected to remain more volatile for the foreseeable future, says central bank
Bill moves towards the all-of-government approach required to mount effective climate response, but there are concerns that it is ‘toothless’
The chief justice was acting in a non-judicial capacity when chairing the state capture inquiry, so the complaint probably falls outside the law but underscores the risk of naming sitting judges to investigate political scandals
Politicians have increasingly come under scrutiny for their alleged inflammatory comments which have been taken as endorsement by anti-foreigner activists
Apply physical security measures in cyberspace; if you won’t open your door to a stranger, why accept offers and requests from strangers online?
The revenue collector says it is unable to offer its 12 479 staff any salary increase, leading Nehawu and others to announce strike action
We are ‘dangerously close’ to fully autonomous weapons
Beneficial ownership transparency (BOT) can help tackle corruption, reduce investment risk and improve national and global governance, but implementation remains ‘a sad story’