Industry groups and experts are demanding the department of health withdraw its prohibition on foodstuffs containing cannabis and hemp
The move, which marks a further deterioration of diplomatic relations between the two countries, was announced by US secretary of state Marco Rubio in a post on X late on Friday
Friday is the last day for such outlets, including spaza shops, to register in line with a government directive issued after children’s deaths from contaminated food
This marks the second consecutive drop in the jobless rate, and the lowest since the third quarter of 2023
The SOC will be at the high court on Thursday to oppose an application for its liquidation
Businesses that miss the registration window will be closed down
The government of national unity has betrayed the trust of South African citizens, according to the uMkhonto weSizwe deputy president
The ANC’s integrity commission will review her involvement in a R575 600 loan from a fixer for the now-defunct VBS Mutual Bank
The debate about whether the National Health Insurance is workable has been rekindled after business and the private health sector refused to sign a health compact that tries to lock in support for the scheme
A few weeks ago, President Cyril Ramaphosa passed into law the public procurement bill, ushering in a new era for South Africa’s procurement landscape.
The Huawei Enterprise Business team engaged with local partners and end users in six provinces
Taxpayers who owe money to the revenue service must expect that these debts could be settled from the withdrawals, leading to a lower payout
The president’s decision to remove him from the bench was flawed, Motata said, because the National Assembly was misled when it took a vote that triggered this step
As young activists, we urge our government to take bold and decisive action to address the pressing issues of energy poverty and environmental justice
A shortage of resources is failing South Africa’s undocumented children, with more than 258 000 awaiting birth registration, says the Centre for Child Law
The Democratic Alliance has yet to say whether it will accept the president’s offer of six cabinet portfolios.
Sibanye-Stillwater, which is at the centre of the debate on excessive pay for executives, has had its remuneration report rejected three years in a row
The Democratic Alliance says the president must stick to the letter of the coalition pact and divide cabinet posts among parties in line with the number of seats in parliament
The clock started ticking once the electoral commission declared the final result of the vote on Sunday night
In the aftermath of the DA’s election advert, Cyril Ramaphosa’s symbolic outrage sparks debate amidst broader concerns over governance failures
The representatives from 15 countries will maintain strong bilateral relations with SA
Delegates at the Black Industrialist and Exporters Conference complained of bureaucratic processes keeping them from accessing markets
An announcement about measures to reduce load-shedding in the metro is expected ‘soon’
The African Continental Free Trade Area agreement creates the world’s largest free trade area by number of countries
The parties say a delay in announcing the date prejudices their preparation efforts
The South African Police Service report stated it was still in the process of holding accountable those accused of criminal conduct during the July 2021 unrest
Days after President Cyril Ramaphosa unveiled two statues of the struggle icon, the ANC secretary general said Mandela would be turning in his grave at the wasted resources
But a political analyst contends statues can be unifying symbols as they celebrate South Africa’s liberation
The SA-H2 fund is intended to fast track the development of large-scale green hydrogen projects in the country
Powerships touted to be energy solution for South Africa
The president told parliament that anyone with evidence of corruption at Eskom must give the information to the authorities
Eskom has implemented rolling blackouts to ease pressure on the national grid as its generating units struggle to keep up with demand