The Democratic Alliance is challenging the Employment Equity Amendment Act in court, saying it violates constitutional protections against unfair racial quotas
Labour relations reached a crossroads with the Marikana Massacre, raising questions about the relevance and power of unions post-apartheid
Civilians on foot caught up in road accidents present a new challenge for the department of transport
The Democratic Alliance launched the application against the finance minister, the South African Revenue Service, the Speaker of the National Assembly and the Chairperson of the National Council of Provinces.
The country has 20 million people living in food insecurity and wants to encourage every household with land to grow fresh produce
The future of the ‘Oscars of sport’ remains unclear as the South African billionaire seemingly loses interest in the Laureus project
The media freedom group said a provisional report by the Competition Commission in February ‘clearly recognises journalism’s value in the content circulating on online platforms’
The international landmark closed in 2023 after heavy rainfall caused soil movement that threatened safety
Amending his proposal at this stage would force more borrowing, the minister warned in papers filed in response to the DA
Steveno van Rhyn detailed alleged police torture as the trial-within-a-trial continued in the Western Cape high court
A raft of financial reports are available for public inspection to serve as early warning systems of trouble
As well as the indirect effects of the onslaught against its biggest trading partner, the overall slowdown in the global economy will also be felt locally
About 850 000 people are employed as domestic workers in South Africa, contributing to 5.2% of the country’s total employment
A draft bill that seeks to restrict the use of firearms has raised industry concern that it could cause violent crime to rise and lead to job losses
South Africa’s gun-free lobby has welcomed draft regulations that seek to disarm the private security industry, saying it is a massive sector — four times larger than the police service — which is operating “largely without oversight or control”. But security businesses and legal experts warned this week the “over- the-top” move would lead to […]
Jacquen ‘Boeta’ Appollis told the Western Cape high court which parts of his allegedly coerced confession were true and which were false
Sergeant Dawid Fortuin took advantage of Steveno van Rhyn’s ‘youth and vulnerability’, according to attorney Nobahle Mkabayi
A high number of unsolved gender-based violent cases and gun-related murders have sparked public dissatisfaction with the police
Sergeant Dawid Fortuin was being cross-examined by attorney Nobahle Mkabayi, acting for accused two, Steveno van Rhyn
The struggle stalwart debunks narratives about racial discord in South Africa
Two men accused, alongside the child’s mother, of kidnapping and trafficking her last year have alleged being abused into confessing to information relating to her disappearance
A female sergeant has been accused of taking part in the alleged torture of accused two, but senior officers denied any knowledge or involvement
The United States president said ‘some bad things’ are happening in the country
Brigadier Leon Hanana told the court he had not personally interviewed the suspects and had received no reports of misconduct
Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says a pilot project to involve the private sector in electricity transmission will provide the government with fiscal relief
The agreement came thanks to a lifeline ActionSA threw the ANC
And R447.7 billion was returned to taxpayers, says South African Revenue Service commissioner Edward Kieswetter
Motorists will pay substantially less for diesel and petrol from 2 April
The ruling is not an ‘endorsement of indefinite non-compliance’, says minister of forestry, fisheries and environment
Late last month, Parks Tau extended the bid adjudication period by a year but was silent on what would happen to ticket sales after Ithuba’s licence expired
The ANC’s coalition partners demand changes, citing the financial burden on residents
The George Soros-founded private funder says it does not have the capacity to fill the void left by USAid cuts