The Equal Education Law Centre has launched an application against the department over its failure to provide education to children affected by last year’s Usindiso fire
Pharmaceutical giant Bayer has launched a recall of the pill after a packaging mix-up compromised its contraceptive efficacy
The stakes are high in the Economic Freedom Fighter’s (EFF’s) bid to compel the National Assembly to impeach President Cyril Ramaphosa on charges flowing from the theft of foreign currency concealed at his farm.
Mkhize allegedly owes R37 915 549 in tax debt linked to the Shandi Trust, a family entity
Relatives of SS Tilawa victims gathered in the city to mark 82 years since the tragedy, sharing stories of bravery, loss and the ship’s enduring legacy
Irish companies have developed a significant presence in South Africa and employ more than 12 500 people
A 2020 study found that the cost incurred by provincial and national governments from alcohol abuse was R17 billion
Ratepayers and activists sided with the protesters who were excluded from the meeting because of a last-minute switch to a much smaller venue
China’s changing priorities towards funding African development through smaller projects show a possible willingness to adapt to African priorities and economic needs.
Canned pilchards linked to rejected imports have been uncovered during a police raid in Gauteng, sparking Oceana and Woolworths investigations
Almost 5% of the world’s carbon emissions come from the healthcare sector. Rethinking how hospitals run can get this down. But healthcare workers say regulations stop them from doing this
Delegates to the SACP’s fifth Special National Congress will reassess its partnership with the ANC, citing declining electoral fortunes and growing voter discontent
Donald Trump’s return to power is a disaster for America, but we should be mindful that South Africa may risk a similar fate
The iconic ultramarathon, known for its challenging route, will take place on Sunday, June 8, 2025
The final countdown to lowering carbon emissions has started, the UN chief said, highlighting three steps that urgently need to be taken
Countries need to urgently agree on funding goals to adapt to, and mitigate climate change
In December, it will be a year since Nhlalayenza Ndlovu was gunned down in front of his wife and children
Babies getting HIV from their infected mothers is rare in a cluster of 39 villages in the OR Tambo district
The entry of Thales Alenia Space comes at a time when SpaceX’s Starlink is recording significant milestones on the continent
The rigid enforcement of these obligations can have unforgiving consequences that may even threaten an owner’s property
The latest death comes after that of six children in Naledi, Soweto, last month, whose bodies were found to contain a harmful chemical, organophosphate
The Botswana Democratic Party suffered a humiliating defeat in last week’s parliamentary elections
The satellite service continues to disrupt the continent’s traditional internet market
The deputy president says decaying water systems and financial strain at municipalities are driving SA’s water shortage
The health minister said that there was no direct link between the children’s deaths and the products consumed from the local spaza shops
The executive mayor blamed drought but water experts say the city’s reservoir levels are ‘leaking to critical thresholds’
However, the legislation is legally complicated, environment minister says
Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment Dion George said developed countries had failed in their commitments to developing countries
The police are yet to determine whether the organophosphate is linked to the spaza shops where the children bought chips
The party that has ruled Mozambique since 1975 remains popular
Officer who headed endangered species unit says it’s a ‘wild-goose chase’
The minister stressed the need for collaboration between government and business to improve infrastructure and boost tourism