Governing party says the opposition is ‘fully aware’ that it cannot find five years’ worth of deployment committee minutes
Efforts to reposition the business to mitigate the downturn ‘do not go far enough’, says the company’s chief executive Craig Miller
The International Court of Justice is largely toothless, because it falls under the United Nations Security Council
The budget is expected to lay out plans to raise R15bn in revenue, amid a commodity-induced slump
Party says the call exposes ANC’s double standards when it comes to oversight and accountability
A precedent has already been set by former president Jacob Zuma’s contempt of court order, opposition MP Siviwe Gwarube said
The continent needs support in the form of training, technology and investment to make the transition
When the illicit is legalised and researched into mundanity, where’s the magic, asks Luke Feltham
In this instalment of The Fiscal Cliff – a Mail & Guardian series on how South Africa’s budget has been shaped – Sarah Smit considers the intimate link between the country’s ultra-high unemployment rate and austerity
Kigali denies that it is supporting the rebels in a bid to control vast mineral resources
One of the party’s core proposals is to replace broad-based black economic empowerment, which it says has only enriched ‘a tiny, connected elite’
The party’s energy strategy is similar to that of the ANC-led government, which includes liberalising the country’s energy market
Nobel peace prize winner Maria Ressa has taken up the fight against deepfake, a threat to journalism and democracy
The DA leader delivered the official opposition’s rescue plan for South Africa on Saturday, saying ‘we are in it to win it’
The LandCruiser series has been given the once-over by Toyota with great results
The lawsuit is the latest example of business entities trying to bar the media from reporting
Unregulated tariffs and the lack of low-cost benefit schemes drive up the price of medical aid premiums, causing patients to feel the pain
The president announced the fund last week as a joint effort between the government and the private sector to mitigate the damage caused by extreme weather
The DA Gauteng leader has declined to say outright whether he would scrap the Nasi Ispani scheme if elected Gauteng premier
The ruling party’s head of elections has said the ANC should be worried that members were moving to the new party while the IFP should also be concerned
A liquidated company is fighting to get home affairs to pay the years old debt owed to them
An embarrassing nasal malfunction was not all that should cause Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema to lose face
The ANC is hoping to use the former president’s popularity among coloured voters to destabilise the Democratic Alliance
The president largely blamed the state of the country on the legacy of apartheid and the Zuma era but said the ANC was not finished yet
Bongani Ntanzi maintains that he was never represented by former police officer Dominic Mjiyako
The former Eskom chief executive believes the answer lies in nuclear power
Julius Malema is allegedly disappointed with the party’s leaders including deputy president Floyd Shivambu and Marshall Dlamini after its manifesto launch
About 80% of the country’s dams are so enriched with nutrients they could produce toxic algal blooms
The president’s statecraft was on full display during his State of the Nation address as he wove a strong story despite having little to work with
The student aid scheme has in the past received qualified audit opinions, but most recently received an adverse opinion because of shambolic internal controls
If allowed to pass the Vaal River Barrage, the plant has access to a journey of about 1 000km of the middle and lower Vaal river, the Bloemhof Dam and then into the Orange river
The national chairperson has called on EFF delegates to nominate hard workers for party posts at the December elective conference