Morocco was in a race with South Africa and came out tops with more than 60% of the vote
Sassa spokesperson denies there is a problem, but officials speaking anonymously say otherwise
The mineral resources department plans to finalise the country’s new energy plan by the end of May
The plan for rolling out grid infrastructure over the next three years is insufficient to end load-shedding, and requires private investment and funding from the Just Energy Transition Investment Plan
South Africa’s biggest banks, and most of their foreign counterparts, are no longer up for prosecution following a competition appeal court order
Brigadier Selvy Mohlala has been accused of misconduct and bringing the South African Police Service into disrepute
Royal family members want the court to enforce their right to appoint the king
According to an MOU, Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa will exercise authority over the beleaguered power utility’s board and management on ending load-shedding
The matter will be heard on Thursday and Friday next week
The draft IRP 2023, released on Thursday after numerous delays, contends that renewables and clean energy technologies alone are not enough to secure South Africa’s energy future
While June Steenkamp did not oppose parole for Pistorius and was ‘satisfied’ with the terms, she was not convinced he was fully rehabilitated, a family spokesman has said
Durban and Cape Town have experienced tourism growth to achieve economic revenue exceeding pre-Covid-19 levels
The SOE’s board is under pressure to ensure there are no cuts in May, when provincial and national elections are expected to take place
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy said the drop is due to lower international crude oil prices
Cogta has dismissed claims that it has not put measures in place to mitigate against natural disasters
The SAPS and the Ministry of Police, led by Police Minister Bheki Cele, launched the nationwide Safer Festive Season Operations on October 13 in the Western Cape
He was the creator of the acclaimed musical and film Sarafina which explores the 1976 uprising led by black students
Infighting among the top brass in Mpumalanga stems from the police’s allegations of money-laundering and illegal mining cover-up
Yeoville in 1994 was the radical, hedonistic heart of South African creativity. Thirty years later, Carlos Amato asked some of its denizens what the dream meant – and where it went
Minister of Transport Sindisiwe Chikunga urged drivers to stop and rest during long-distance trips
The electricity minister says the grid is much healthier and consequently the use of diesel had reduced
More than 200 tenants of Jay Singh housing programme flats are being kicked out every month
Some people occupying the Central Line are now refusing to be moved until service issues are resolved
The deadline for nominations is 29 February
Panday’s 25-year-old son, who is employed by a bank, is allegedly going to pay for the trip
Provisions in the Refugees Act introduced in January 2020 struck down for violating a number of fundamental rights
Black Sash predicts a ‘devastating’ effect on grant recipients in rural areas
They plan to take eThekwini Metro to the high court over allowing the environmentally sensitive coastal land to be rezoned for a housing and hotel development
The president failed to appoint an investigative committee into the dispute before recognising the King
Judge Nathan Erasmus noted that a psychiatrist had found Mafe to be delusional and described his behaviour as ‘strange and inappropriate’
Promises by MPs to call further witnesses and to produce a report for debate in the National Assembly have not materialised
The state argued that giving Dennis Modika a lesser sentence would minimise the impact of his offence