The party leader is one of the participants on a five-day German tour to learn how coalitions are managed in that country
So far, only 28 municipalities have been approved to participate in the programme
Over the past year, Gauteng has witnessed a disturbing increase in water challenges, according to WaterCAN
There are fears that misinformation could trigger real-world harm, amplifying hate and violence especially in conflicts such as in Israel/Palestine
Two out of every five species are threatened, a new global assessment has found
The choice to adopt austerity is not about protecting the state against capture — nor is it about realising untapped growth
Makwana’s resignation comes hours after Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said the country was not yet ‘out of the woods’ in terms of load-shedding
Did God send Mogoeng a WhatsApp, or did He use a burning bush?
Advocate Zandile Mshololo tells the court that the defence must be furnished with evidence before the state calls a new witness
Pretoria does not believe its disparate views on the conflict will affect relations with the US
The power utility is aiming to ensure there are no power cuts during the day and a maximum of level four from the late afternoons this week
The presence of democratically elected leaders in the Judicial Service Commission is critical
About 70% of the doctors who emigrate are pushed out of the country by excessive taxes, unsatisfactory fringe benefits and poor remuneration
The forestry, fisheries and the environment minister said more than 7 000 snares were removed last year alone
TFG’s focus is to support the belief that the clothing and textile industry can once again become the Western Cape’s largest employer
Israel also came under attack from the north on Sunday when Lebanon’s Hezbollah launched guided missiles and artillery shells ‘in solidarity’ with the unprecedented Hamas offensive, without causing any casualties
Importers have called for a flexible poultry policy that allows for the suspension of punitive import tariffs implemented to protect local production
Inkatha Freedom Party founder Mangosuthu Buthelezi will remain the face of the party’s election campaign
Local business and property owners say trade and values have plummeted due to taxi traffic congestion caused by the lack of a permanent public transport facility
Kriel or Am? Pollard or Libbok? Nails are being bitten as the South African team heads for the quarter-finals
Firefighters were on Saturday still battling to contain the blaze which also injured three people, with the army focused on accounting for all those who were on site
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said ‘we are at war’ and vowed severe retaliation after ordering an extensive mobilisation of Israeli army reserves
Capitalism may be democracy’s enemy. Democracy has become a brand name, used by even fascist dictators. We may not abandon it though
Fit and fabulous at 50, Gregory Maqoma is leaving the stage but he is still a force in dance
The prodigal son’s return may usher in a new era for the retailer, which has languished under the Ackerman family’s control
Tensions over Tshwane between ActionSA and the Democratic Alliance are not expected affect the multi-party pact
The king’s uncle has moved to cut his legal funding and wants the state to stop his salary
The alternative route to the N3 leading to key tourism sites has collapsed in sections, making it dangerous for drivers and restricting visitors
The Russian leader is the target of an International Criminal Court arrest warrant, a provision that South Africa as an ICC member would be expected to implement if he were to set foot in the country
The party’s leaders are determined to clinch the top spot in Gauteng for their candidate
South Africa is running out of suitable sites for new dams
As central bankers in the advanced world unite over the ‘higher for longer’ mantra, the Reserve Bank cautions against raising targets amid still-high inflation