The battered Economic Freedom Fighters has not fielded candidates for any Durban by-elections
Sources in the province have warned that this might be replicated in other areas
The court on Tuesday heard the case in which the 10 fired legislators sought an interim interdict to prevent the swearing-in of their replacements
The problem started with the ‘construction mafia’ and now pervades the private sphere and most business sectors
The retired judge has urged reform in the Judicial Service Commission, emphasising the need to prioritise judicial independence
Arguments that consulate staff have diplomatic immunity will only be heard later in the process
It is still not clear exactly who ActionSA will field as its preferred candidate
Failing infrastructure and increased demand means Gauteng residents may soon have to rely on treated sewage to quench their thirst
Fikile Mbalula said differing views about unity government members were fine, but ‘personal attacks and labelling’ were not
Total and Sasol litigation has ballooned the logistics operators’ losses, but executives have set a target for profit in 2024/5
This is the fourth consecutive monthly decrease in petrol prices
Any meter that is not upgraded by 8:15pm on 24 November will only continue to disperse electricity until the existing credit is depleted
Metro police head Sibonelo Mchunu is ready for his staff to man the network, but sources say the R100 million a year installation and maintenance contracts are too sweet to let go
Drew Forrest looks at the role of Victorian laissez-faire in the terrible Irish famine
The study published by Naspers says problems with infrastructure, access, costs and regulations are slowing South Africa’s progress towards digital transformation
After months of reporting on Israel’s war against Palestine, a mother of four young children was forced to flee to Egypt with her family
The latest data shows that contact crimes and rapes are on the rise
Grazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said
The Economic Freedom Fighters once used the same tactic against the ANC after Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambu left the party
Some women spoke to the Mail & Guardian about frequently looking over their shoulder in fear of danger.
The state had pleaded with Judge Nkosinathi Chili to dismiss the application and set a trial date in the arms deal corruption case against the former president
A regional spokesperson said the party was worried about such unethical practices irrespective of whether the allegations were true or false
Leader Velenkosini Hlabisa is being challenged by KwaZulu-Natal premier Thami Ntuli
Companies owned by global investment firms mine Africa and take the profits. Cash-strapped governments then borrow from the same firms at high interest
Massive proposed electricity price increases will leave many South Africans having to choose between buying food or having power
Just 3% of chief executives of JSE-listed companies are female
Thembi Simelane has come under scrutiny for taking a loan from a company embroiled in the scandal that triggered the bank’s collapse
A report by the Tears Foundation has highlighted that women don’t report cases to the police and call for help from work, emphasising the need for personal, confidential services
Marcos Orellana noted the poor disposal of waste and hazardous substances, the wide use of pesticides and weak enforcement of regulations
US peace talks to end the 16-month war in the country have yielded no concrete results
Recent export agreements with Asian countries are a balm for South Africa, after Botswana and Namibia’s ban on the country’s citrus.
The public works and infrastructure minister said the government was not prepared to negotiate with the construction mafia because you don’t negotiate with people who commit violence, murder and extortion