Despite the chronic water shortage, the Nelson Mandela Bay metro says it will fend off Day Zero
The government is walking a tightrope as civil servants embark on industrial action over pay
More than half of the sites showed a high health risk if water
was used for irrigation
There are positives and negatives to the AI revolution, but African states first need reliable power and connectivity to reap the benefits
Not investigating politicians is a breach of standards, former public protector tells inquiry into her successor, Busisiwe Mkhwebane
The president has increased his already bloated cabinet, promising once again to reduce it in time
It’s had a 99% success rate for parolees and probationers complying with release conditions over three years but an expert believes the system needs an overhaul
More than a decade after his death, the genius behind the brand remains at Apple
The announcement comes just hours after deputy president David Mabuza resigns from parliament
Government departments will be compelled to introduce power saving measures and to move to alternative energy sources
The maligned former Eskom CEO challenged the notion that it was foolish to shut ageing power stations and focus on procuring more renewable capacity
Analysts have warned the greylisting could have dire consequences for the country’s already hamstrung economy, by raising its risk profile and hampering investment
Secretary general gives De Ruyter 10 days to produce evidence for claims of corrupt ANC leaders in Eskom accusing him of meddling in politics
The debt relief amounts to almost as much as the power utility has received in bailouts since 2008
Eskom loses half of its power-generating capacity, opening risks for longer cuts which will entail more than half the day with no electricity
An internal report implicates Maimane as the mastermind in a plan to rid the party of its white leaders, thereby alienating white voters
One year on, the Kremlin’s impact appears to be retreating — but, amid uncertainty about the global economy’s growth trajectory, risks to inflation remain
As heartbreaking as it is to admit, our beloved city is travelling down a path of no return
The question over dismissing the Ngcobo report was whether MPs had a primary duty to hold the president to account or be accountable to voters
The opposition, insatiably desperate for attention, are as much to blame for our faulty system as those who drive it
More funds expected for SAPS, the National Prosecuting Authority and the Special Investigating Unit in the government’s effort to combat crime
The parliamentary committee delivered a broadside against the tourism minister, and wants the mooted sponsorship deal investigated
Five years after being told to fix South Africa’s unconstitutional cannabis laws, the state has failed to do so
There is progress cleaning up corruption but party reform lags behind and the president can’t afford to lose allies, even those implicated in the Zondo report
Electricity was the biggest cause and driver of service delivery protests in 2022
The month-old foal born in Vergelegen, Western Cape, and growing up nicely as programme to breed the sub-species celebrates its success
The reduction of deaths from falls of ground accidents is significant, because this usually contributes the most to total mine fatalities
People living in Tembisa have had enough of load-shedding. They want the government to do something about it
Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia is the most common kind of childhood cancer but the drugs containing asparaginase are of poor quality, leaving 70 000 children at risk
Costs and effect will determine how and when state-owned entities are moved from the department of enterprises to line departments
Henry McMurray allegedly added zeros to amounts as low as R47 in the apparent theft
Youth league members prevented the Democratic Alliance from delivering its memorandum to Luthuli House, the ANC’s headquarter