An environmental study tool is helping young people to understand climate change.
South Africa is confident of its growth forecasts and the fiscal policies outlined in its February budget, and has an "extreme crisis" plan.
The new mortgage default insurance is due to go a long way in addressing the housing finance needs of the low to middle income households in SA.
Czech businessman Radovan Krejcir appeared briefly on Monday in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court, where his fraud case was postponed to October 11.
Optimum Coal Holdings has confirmed it had received expressions of interest from unnamed third parties after rumours Glencore was eyeing the miner.
Oscar Pistorius will have to run the first leg of the 4 x 400m relay at the World Championships to "avoid danger to other athletes", says the IAAF.
In a rare act of censure, Parliament’s ethics committee has disciplined a top ANC MP who failed to disclose her interests and lied about their value.
The rate of new HIV infections continues to outpace prevention efforts, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe said on Thursday.
Bush Radio, one of South Africa’s oldest community radio stations, might be forced to stop broadcasting due to severe financial problems.
Oscar Pistorius will make history in Daegu when he becomes the first amputee athlete to compete at the World Athletics Championships.
Parties have accused the ANC of seeking to use clause 18 of the Protection of Information Bill to force journalists to reveal their sources.
Kaizer Chiefs went top of the South African Premiership table, while Bloemfontein Celtic and Orlando Pirates both lost their away games.
The Lions have beefed up their bench ahead of Saturday’s top-of-the-table clash against the Sharks, who lack their usual all-Springbok front row.
Although difficult to quantify, SA’s contribution to relief efforts in Somalia exceeds R20-million so far, says Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe.
Who slaughtered the national anthem more spectacularly — Ras Dumisani or Ard Matthews? We want to know what you think.
Coach Peter de Villiers has announced the 30-man squad for the World Cup but says although the team has experience, it’s going to be a tough road.
More than 30 countries have recognised Libya’s rebel council, but SA has so far refused to accept its legitimacy, and criticised Nigeria for doing so.
Making the transition to a low-carbon city should be seen as offering economic opportunities, not imposing burdens, says a major new scientific study.
Trade and diplomatic ties between the largest economies in Africa and Europe will top the agenda at the fourth annual SA-EU summit in September.
Many lives could have been saved if the African Union had been allowed to carry out its initiatives on Libya, says President Jacob Zuma.
The total income generated by the food and beverages industry in SA was down 0.9% in June 2011 compared with the corresponding period last year.
As rebels swept into Tripoli overnight, the SA government said on Monday it had not yet recognised Libya’s transitional national council.
<b>Nechama Brodie</b> on how one word is standing in the way of people standing up for what is right.
Springbok coach Peter de Villiers was a relieved man after his side’s 18-5 Tri-Nations victory over the All Blacks on Saturday.
The Springboks will be handed a timely reality check by the New Zealanders in the weekend’s Tri-Nation’s Test, their last ahead of the World Cup.
Zimbabwean and Swaziland activists have slammed the failure of the SADC summit to act on political crises threatening their countries.
The DA-run Western Cape has seen the worst of Samwu’s strike violence while Gauteng has remained largely unscathed. We look at the tale of two cities.
While municipal workers in Gauteng were asking the premier to intervene in wage negotiations, strikers in Cape Town were denied permission to march.
SA’s labour legislation is correct, but the political leadership to implement it is lacking, says Anglo Gold Ashanti chairperson Tito Mboweni.
The PSL announced that SuperSport International won the five year broadcast rights of the local soccer competition starting from the 2012/13 season.
The <i>Mail and Guardian</i>’s chief executive officer Hoosain Karjieker has been selected as the new chairperson of Print Media South Africa.
The ANC has confirmed it has charged ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema with misconduct for "sowing divisions within the ranks" of the party.