The president will deliver his eighth state of the nation address. It will also be his final one under the sixth administration.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to announce an election date at this year’s Sona
Defence witness claims he was beaten, electrocuted and ‘tubed’ with a plastic bag
Residential consumers pay more than those in most African, Southeast Asian and Brics countries
The semi-final against Nigeria was an appetiser, because the two teams have been drawn in the same qualifying group for the 2026 World Cup
Has the president kept his word on infrastructure, development and education?
The party is yet to decide if the members should be included in its national and provincial lists as MPs
The financial aid scheme did not take steps to ensure a settlement between the funds paid to higher education institutions and the allocation of those funds to students
The suspension prevents party leader Julius Malema and five other MPs from attending this week’s Sona and the budget speech later this month
The poll also suggest the ANC could drop below 50%, requiring it to form a coalition to govern the country
The team needs to stick to the game plan, maintain composure and nullify the attacking threat Nigeria brings
Debt-strapped citizens are taking short term loans to ‘balance’ cash flow as wages fail to keep up with the cost of living
Muzikawukhulelwa Sibiya is on the stand in the trial-within-a-trial to determine whether confessions made by him and Bongani Ntanzi are admissible
The leading coal exporter is not giving up, even as local logistics constraints and falling prices bear down on sales
The government’s efforts to liberalise the country’s energy market is nothing to be scoffed at, experts say
Desperate residents have removed the alien plant by hand, but a scientist says this is like treating a brain tumour with Panado
Political parties say that uncertainty about the date has left them in limbo
There is a tendency to think of the president as ineffective. But his first term has seen a marked hastening of structural reforms, which could change the economy forever
But the Democratic Alliance’s Gauteng leader said John Steenhuisen’s comments had not harmed the charter
Defence witness says he was beaten and ‘tubed’ until he urinated
The department of mineral resources and energy had hoped to finalise the long-awaited energy plan by May but the call for public comment has been extended
The industry has struggled in the face of energy and logistics constraints, but signs of progress have stirred cautious optimism
Data from the energy fund warns of a significant increase for all grades of fuel
IEC records bumper registration weekend as voter’s roll exceeds 27 million for the first time since 1994
Hemedti’s stop in Pretoria was part of a continent-wide trip to shore up support and gain legitimacy
The hollowing out of the armed forces was laid bare in 2023, when it was disclosed that 85% of the air force’s aircraft fleet was out of action
The former president is hoping that it will be third time lucky for him in this election round of their battle
The compact crossover makes up for what it lacks in oomph with flair and comfort
Artificial intelligence can be used to improve people’s lives but it is also used to calculate civilian killings and support propaganda
In an interview with Drew Forrest, the Test opener insists our first-class game cannot be fixed using another, entirely different, format
He died early on Sunday in a hospital in the capital Windhoek, where he was receiving treatment for cancer
Although the West African country has not experienced a coup, unlike others in the region, the February vote could be marred by violence