The ANC says it can’t allow debate on the Protection of Information Bill to continue forever and has threatened to push ahead with a vote on the Bill.
DA leader Helen Zille sent a tweet over the weekend saying a newspaper graphic on the local government election results was incorrect.
As SA presses its suit for the coveted Square Kilometre Array telescope, the science ministry has vowed not to let fracking get in the way of the bid.
The investigating officer in the case of murder accused Molemo "Jub Jub" Maarohanye testified in the Protea Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.
ANCYL president Julius Malema lost votes for the ANC in minority communities, the party has said.
Nkosinathi Nhleko has been appointed as the labour department’s new director general (DG), the department said on Tuesday.
The South African Human Rights Commission on Tuesday condemned the killing of police officers in the line of duty.
Forget the <i>Herald</i>. Nceba "Firestarter" Faku is the new ANC hero, says <b>Verashni Pillay</b>.
A number of drugs were found in the urine sample of murder accused Molema "Jub Jub" Maarohanye, the Protea Magistrate’s Court has heard.
The justice department would comment later on Tuesday on a report that Judge Nkola Motata has been paid almost R5-million while on special leave.
A Nigerian firm backed by Helios Investment Partners and South Africa’s Shanduka Group has said it is suing Telkom for at least $251-million.
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Trevor Manuel, tipped as a dark horse in the race to fill the top IMF post, has spoken out against the custom of appointing only European candidates.
Sanef has demanded drastic disciplinary action against an ANC Eastern Cape regional chairperson who called for burning down a newspaper office.
A furious Enver Motala, fired from a team overseeing the liquidation of mines controlled by Aurora, says the move has scared off prospective buyers.
The case against murder accused Molemo "Jub Jub" Maarohanye and Themba Tshabalala has been postponed until Tuesday.
The African National Congress and the National Freedom Party will hold coalition talks on Monday afternoon in Durban.
Exxaro Resources has said it had bid $130-million in cash for Australia’s Territory Resources, as part of its plan to expand into iron ore mining.
Oil and gas company SacOil has said it will not complete a private placing of its shares following recent movements in its share price.
Former president Nelson Mandela has flown to his birthplace in his first trip outside Johannesburg since leaving hospital in January.
Pioneer Food Group had boosted headline earnings at 193% to R422-million for the six months ended March 31 2011.
South Africa had won the final of the London Sevens while New Zealand celebrated winning a ninth International Rugby Board Sevens World Series title.
Kaizer Chiefs captain Jimmy Tau insists that the current crop of players will continue striving for league glory after falling just short on Saturday.
Independent Electoral Commission chairperson Brigalia Bam on Saturday declared the 2011 local government elections to be free and fair.
India’s pharmaceutical industry has rolled out a strong local presence in South Africa, cornering a large share of the market.
Voter turnout for the local government elections was the highest to date, IEC chief electoral officer Pansy Tlakula said on Saturday.
An enraged Fifa president Sepp Blatter has called on the football fraternity to stop labelling the world soccer body as a corrupt organisation.
The injured toll of Thursday’s train crash in Soweto has risen to 852, Johannesburg emergency services said on Saturday.
Congress of the People president Mosiuoa Lekota said he was satisfied with his party’s performance in the local government elections.
President Jacob Zuma started off the ANC’s election victory celebrations by thanking supporters "for a job well done" — and having a dig at critics.
Exxaro has invited bids for its stake in a zinc and lead mine in Namibia and ownership of a refinery in South Africa so it can exit the zinc business.