The president said the focus was on investment in infrastructure for transport systems, reforming state-owned entities, fixing water and sanitation, the green economy and energy
The Democratic Alliance leader said speculation he is facing a leadership challenge ahead of the 2026 elective congress is a ‘fantasy’ aimed at sowing division
Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer and a leading cause of death among South African women
Salary increases are simply not keeping up with inflation, a new report shows
The mineral and petroleum resources minister also told the mining indaba that the African continent must take charge of its mineral wealth
The 2025 law differs from the old Act in that it includes fixing skewed land patterns, and introduces compensation based on ‘justice and equity’ and not ‘willing buyer, willing seller’
The energy regulator has approved price increases for the power utility for the next three years
Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla finally appeared in court four years after the riots in KwaZulu-Natal
Email and phone systems have been restored after the cyberbreach
The daughter of former president Jacob Zuma will appear in court on Thursday on charges of domestic terrorism
In one Special Investigating Unit inquiry, Denel was paid more than R8 billion by Armscor for 264 Badger vehicles but only produced a fraction of those
The South African Defence Force confirmed four more of its troops have died, bringing the number lost in the rebel advance on Goma to 13
The state’s waste tyre management plan faces a court challenge over unrealistic targets
The Chinese continue to impress with yet another compact SUV, and it’s no wonder South Africans are falling in love with them
Trump’s decision risks damaging international trust and efforts to address the global climate crisis, minister says
At Emthonjeni Youth Correctional Centre in Baviaanspoort in October last year, of the 525 juvenile offenders, 400 were foreign nationals
The withdrawal from the World Health Organisation will take one year to come into effect
KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng and Eastern Cape were the hotspots for crashes
At the epicentre of the outbreak, burst pipes had been left in disrepair for months, spewing human waste into the streets
The digital media industry is besieged by standards that encourage the dumbing down of its work – consider what’s happening to the Washington Post
It’s detractors say the party has accepted the 30% pass because it is enjoying the benefits of the government of national unity
The majority of poll respondents in South Africa, Brazil, Saudi Arabia and other countries believe China will outpace the US in global influence over the next 20 years
The island holds one of the world’s largest deposits of rare earth minerals, essential for technologies like batteries, wind turbines, guided missiles, and radar systems
The tribunal also found her conduct as the chair of PRASA’s interim board to be equally unethical
60% of respondents across 36 countries believe the political influence of the wealthy significantly contributes to economic inequality
We cannot expect politicians to take responsibility for carnage on the roads or gender-based violence
His resignation follows mounting speculation about his future in the party, particularly after he skipped its third elective conference in December
CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company’s fact checkers had been ‘too politically biased’
A study has found that artificial intelligence apps need to include data sets and traditional practices
Better dam levels and a stable electricity supply for irrigation will continue to benefit the horticulture sub-sector and floriculture
Between them, the two woman owners have endured illness, riots and repeated arson — only to get up and rebuild, bigger and better
Some who have left the party might view their exit as a politically expedient shortcut to power