South African sailor Kirsten Neuschäfer has been nominated as World Action Sportsperson, and Cape-Town based Justice Desk Africa is in the running for the Sport for Good category
Nature-based solutions can play help solve the triple crisis of climate change, nature and biodiversity loss and pollution and waste
Voters can inspect the roll to ensure they have been correctly registered
The power utility needs to put in place mechanisms to get access to funds for the shift to renewable energy
Three days of protest because allowances are now paid directly to landlords
Counting on African farmers to grow biofuel crops, Italian oil giant Eni is making big promises to help the air and shipping industries get carbon neutral. In a year-long investigation, Pierra Nyaruai and the NGO Transport & Environment spent time with some of the Kenyan farmers recruited to the mission – but who have been left dispirited
Royal family members say King MisuZulu’s decisions continue to undermine the rule of law
A prohibition would reduce alcohol consumption but it will also cost people their jobs and state income
An innovative digital locker means that thousands of public health patients won’t wait for hours in a clinic queue to collect medication
Refinement, all-around solidity and comfort put GWM’s Tank 300 ahead
The party wants to tie ministerial performance contracts to implementing key manifesto items
The governing party also said it would progressively work towards implementing a basic income support grant
ANC KZN chairperson Siboniso Duma also said the party would support calls for Danny Msiza, who had to step aside over the VBS Mutual Bank heist, to return to the fold
The Democratic Alliance said key provincial departments such as health and education do not have the funds to meet the wage increases
No jobs, no lights, no water, but at least we have an election date in time for the ANC manifesto launch
Only 10% of the funds promised to South Africa have been transferred, but are sitting with the treasury
King MisuZulu ka Zwelithini wants chiefs to play a greater role in the Ingonyama Trust Board
Commentators are cautiously positive about the treasury’s decision to use the Gold and Foreign Exchange Contingency Reserve Account
Documents show how provincial officials were aware of the brazen abuse and theft of funds from a dilapidated school in Katlehong
The opposition’s constitutional challenge on the ANC’s cadre deployment was spun out of conjecture and speculation, a full bench found
ANC takes control of the cadre deployment narrative on the eve of its manifesto launch
Taxpayers’ pain has its roots set in a history that the finance minister could not overcome
The 2024 budget is Duncan Pieterse’s first as director general. And he says the fiscal framework does not constitute a negotiating position
Additional funds have been allocated to pay teachers, doctors, nurses and police officers but productivity is not always commensurate with salaries
One of the issues to be considered is whether or not only men can rule the kingdom
Water specialists have said the use of glyphosate is in contravention of the National Water Act and is a risk for humans and toxic for aquatic life
There was 15 years of legal to and fro before the first judge in post-apartheid South Africa was impeached
The Pretoria high court found no common cause that the ANC policy has resulted in corruption, maladministration and state capture
A proposed R6.9 billion is to be allocated over the next three years to prepare for the rollout of the system across the country
The term’s of its extension beyond 2025 have yet to be agreed on, but the treasury has made provisional allocations for the grant
The South African Revenue Service has turned to salaried workers and professionals to buoy revenue collection but is also targeting multinationals posting profits abroad
The decision follows pressure from civil society and labour — as well as warnings that the treasury risks leaving the Reserve Bank in a precarious position