There is a duty to show kindness, preserve life, care for the natural environment and not waste water
A lack of coherent approach by government departments has stalled the process of developing cannabis policy
Beleaguered utility fined R950 million for delays in planned maintenance at Koeberg, which will leave the country without a major power source for months
The suspended public protector suggested she would take the impeachment committee to court if it continued, despite her not having state funding
Christianity tells us to worry about hellfire; Bob Marley tells us ‘Don’t worry about a thing’. Drew Forrest looks at the Jamaican singer’s timeless appeal
Party insiders worry that Democratic Alliance federal council chair Helen Zille has centralised powers as the party has not had a chief executive for two years
The department is opposing a bid to declare unconstitutional the defence a rape accused can use — that they believed the victim had consented
The Democratic Alliance leader has dismissed claims by his challenger, Mpho Phalatse, that a climate of fear exists in the party
However, minister Angie Motshekga says the department is fast tracking the improvement of infrastructure at schools
Shinkolobwe mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo produced the uranium that made the US’s nuclear weapons programme possible — and inspired the ‘Wakanda’ comics
The majority had made a decision and that was how democracy worked, the deputy president told the National Assembly
Analysts expected inflation to continue on a downward trajectory in February after falling to 6.9% in January; instead, it reached 7%
The son allegedly declared zero income in 2021 despite raking in R29 million in state contracts
It is an abuse process designed to lay the ground for the next, counsel for the arms deal corruption prosecutor told the Pietermaritzburg high court
The stayaway will test the party’s leadership, machinery and ability to mobilise its supporters on the streets and in the election booths
The Road Accident Fund said it could not heed a high court order to pay R301 million to Sunshine Hospital that is dedicated to crash victims
The South African National Taxi Council says its members can decide if they want to take part in the national shutdown planned for 20 March
Later this month the South African Reserve Bank will decide how big a rise the country’s flailing economy can take
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