The retailer says a 19-month protest at its stores has caused economic harm and reputational damage; pro-Palestinian groups say the courts are being used to curtail freedom of speech
Frik Potgieter and Peter Huxham were jailed for more than two years after Vice-president Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue’s assets were seized in Cape Town
The Johannesburg high court found the company’s product was at odds with the National Credit Act
The Democratic Alliance, which has launched a court challenge to the amended Act, says it cannot have a place in democratic South Africa
A new study shows that most South Africans are sceptical about the country and want more transparency about political funding and donors
The statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth
The ministry of international relations called for the de-escalition of the conflict between Israel and Iran
The City of Cape Town is taking the college to court after it allegedly failed to submit building plans for approval raising concerns about public safety
Residents are living in shacks and rented rooms despite having legal title deeds to houses they were allocated under the Reconstruction and Development Programme
A year ago, the spaza shop owner took to social and news media to share that his life was in danger, accusing foreign business rivals of trying to kill him
These included 9 859 cases relating to sexual abuse reported in all nine provinces
In his weekly newsletter, the president warned that economic growth without transformation would entrench exclusion, while acknowledging that transformation without growth was unsustainable
Of South Africa’s 144 water service authorities, 105 are performing ‘dismally’, according to Minister Pemmy Majodina
The register is inaccessible to the public because of legal issues such as defamation, vigilantism and wrongful listings, despite pressure for transparency
His department of public works and infrastructure is fully digitising the tender process to root out corruption
This year marks the 19th anniversary of the Mail & Guardian’s annual flagship event, Power of Women, where the immense contributions made by South African women are recognised and celebrated.
To expose the criminal syndicates, in-person verification would be required, said Jan de Villiers
The dam is the main source of water for drinking, agriculture and industry, but officials have been ‘ignoring’ the problem since 2017
The thousands of Comrades runners can expect mild to warm and windy conditions, but this will change later in the day
Jobs have been lost and organisations across South Africa and the continent are closing while others are barely surviving the financial crisis
Developed in 2020 by government and civil society organisations, the plan sets out a strategic framework to guide the national response to gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF)
An immigration official rejected the asylum application of a man from Chad who was jailed solely for homosexuality in his home country
The national register for sex offenders contains more than 32 000 names, with more than 10 000 additional cases pending court outcomes
A Special Investigating Unit investigation is focused on employees of defence firms suspected of passing on military intellectual property
The Islamic institution allegedly redeveloped its premises without approved building plans, raising concerns about safety
The judge has handed down sentences — but a little girl is still missing and a community’s anguish remains raw
Judge Nathan Erasmus said he had not seen any remorse from the trio, who were convicted of kidnapping and human trafficking earlier this month
Taxpayers are paying for ill-disciplined, unaccountable and debt ridden local governments
Amanda Daniels said that Smith, who was convicted earlier this month, had ripped the family apart and still refused to take responsibility for her actions
Critics say the timing is suspect, coming after businessman Johann Rupert, part of a delegation to Washington last week, said South Africa needed Starlink technology to help to fight crime
A human expert trafficking testified in aggravation of sentence on Tuesday, saying the sale of the child was premeditated and there was plenty of time to stop it
Most artificial intelligence bots are trained outside the continent, raising questions of bias