The KwaZulu-Natal premier and ANC provincial chairperson appears to have his eye on the national and provincial conferences later this year
More women than men are unemployed, partly because they are engaged in unpaid labour: caregiving, cooking and cleaning
More legislation will not protect women when the police cannot, researchers say, following the proclamation of amendments to gender-based violence laws
The former president faces summons after he failed to heed a letter of demand for R18-million in legal fees that the supreme court ordered him to repay to the state
The incoming chief justice cautioned against populist accusations that the judiciary is captured
The spate of murders in Cape Town’s ganglands made the headlines, but daily killings since then are disregarded
Coal orders from Europe have increased in light of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but dysfunctional local infrastructure remains a challenge
Among them are 29 newly described species from Africa, including three from South Africa
They are seen as drivers of consumerism, but sidelined in the industry that uses their images to sell products
Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago noted that high levels of economic uncertainty persist, as Russia’s continues to wage war on Ukraine
Madonsela’s line of questioning of the shortlisted candidates for the post of chief justice in February raised eyebrows
If President Cyril Ramaphosa extends the state of disaster again, it’s time to lawyer up and bring out the freaks.
South Africa have made the last four but they must capture early tournament form if they’re to progress further.
Tenants’ associations want regulator to enforce its cap on rentals
The finance minister says there is a long-term intervention in the pipeline to address fuel prices, but the global situation has prompted the treasury to moot emergency relief
The former Bosasa chief executive and three co-accused face fraud, corruption and money laundering charges
R130-million has been released to four community trusts by mining giant Richards Bay Minerals
Consumer inflation is expected to remain close to the central bank’s 6% ceiling, amid war-induced oil price rally
President Cyril Ramaphosa announces the scaling back of restrictions and lifts the need to wear masks outdoors
Court sets aside appointment of Shiva Uranium, further prolonging four-year legal wrangle
A damning report terminating Khoza’s Action SA membership accuses her of aggressive and threatening behaviour, being prone to conspiracy theories and a careerist.
Richard Calland talks to the New Zealand high commissioner to South Africa about the beauty of the All Blacks-Springboks rivalry
Medical experts and political and economic analysts have slammed the latest extension to the Covid-19 State of Disaster as a “power grab”
The list of 450 terms aims to provide clarity and certainty about SARS’s strategic objective and to encourage compliance
Farmers are battling outbreaks that are ravaging the Northern Cape, Eastern Cape, Western Cape
Environmental migration is ‘one of the foremost crises of our times’ and researchers warn that rising temperatures in Southern Africa will lead to the displacement of more people
But unions believe the state lacks the will and capacity to enforce existing labour laws
New research suggests that rising temperatures could make the endangered primates more vulnerable to extinction
Experts say South Africa and Botswana lag behind countries in the East and West Africa in promoting continental integration.
Even though other countries are letting people bare their faces, we are clinging on to the State of National Disaster
Presidency confirms deadline has been given to public protector to explain why Ramaphosa should not suspend her for misconduct and incompetence
A group of Zimbabweans challenging their exclusion from the bar say their home is here, and it is populist opportunism to use unemployment figures to keep their their lives in limbo