The government has tried to exploit negative sentiment towards public sector workers, but siding with the employer may be even more difficult
Advocate for the president tells the apex court the high court finding that her suspension was retaliation was refuted by the ample grounds for the decision
Consumer inflation hit 7.6% year-on-year in October, bucking the downward trend that had been anticipated after the July ‘peak’
Some hospitals were disrupted by protesters but most facilities had few to no disturbances
Europe baulking at protesting against the host nation’s human rights abuses shows the power of black gold
Rwanda’s Salima Mukansanga has broken new ground to become the first African woman to officiate a men’s World Cup
A total of 13 283 sexual assault cases were reported in just three months from July to September
Sanctions can at best slow China from taking the global lead in chip manufacturing. At their worst, they will raise the chances of chip wars spilling into a physical or economic sphere
The Saudis were superb, but the Argentinians got spooked by the hovering legacy of World Cup failures past
Cyril Ramaphosa is on a state visit to the UK, the first to be hosted by King Charles III after the death of Queen Elisabeth II in September.
There is no taste of presidential power for presidential hopefuls Lindiwe Sisulu or Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma — now or in December
This follows the country securing billions of rands for the just energy transition from fossil fuels to renewable electricity
The government is investing in monitoring lead levels in paint
Low code platforms provide business users with little to no technical knowledge the ability to build apps to supplement their enterprise solutions
Fighters from Islamic State West Africa Province stormed the town of Malam Fatori, killing nine soldiers, two police officer and a number of civilians
Both Qatar’s authorities and football team have no idea how to play the beautiful game well
The court strongly criticised last month’s statement by the department of correctional services that Zuma was a free man
We are experiencing a skills crisis that is as catastrophic and urgent as the public infrastructure crisis, and yet it mostly goes unnoticed
Elegant pink couches, flower chandeliers, sequins and silks form part of the gala’s aesthetics that marries Italian sensibilities with African vibes
Portugal enter with their most exciting side since 2006 and Ghana have a shot at revenge against Uruguay
The bank says the ANC treasurer general has positioned himself as the perfect ‘compromise candidate’ for party president
Stolen livestock is sold at auctions to farmers, abattoirs and speculators, harming the entire red meat industry
A draft overhaul of the party’s constitution proposes excluding anybody who is guilty of violent crimes, sexual offences and stealing from the poor
The M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, have expanded their attacks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Payments into crypto exchanges are not protected as deposits are when paid into a regular bank
Belgium and Croatia are likely to go through but both sides are approaching the end of their golden eras and Morocco could take advantage of that
The United Nations Security Council structure is no longer appropriate and needs to be fixed
Developing nations are calling for the countries most responsible for climate change to pay for loss and damage
Experts say the company’s stock had long lost
its value, rendering its delisting immaterial
The minister is demanding that 013News retract an article suggesting he interfered in the decisions of the National Prosecuting Authority
Southern African countries push to resume ivory trade in government stockpiles, while other African proposals seek to protect hippos
Retail trade sales fell by 1.9% in the third quarter, the second consecutive quarter of decline after the 1.1% drop in the second quarter