A crowd gathered outside a Ficksburg court in the Free State on Monday for the appearance of six policemen accused of killing a protester.
Here are the top five questions that the Sars call centre receives — along with the answers.
South Africa’s second-biggest grocery retailer Pick n Pay posted a 18,4% decline in full-year profit on Monday.
If everyone around you is yelling "Sell, sell, sell!", should you sell? Heck, no. Use your head, says Nedgroup Investments’ Rob Macdonald.
Six policeman are expected to appear in the Ficksburg Magistrate’s Court on Monday for the death of protester Andries Tatane.
President Jacob Zuma is waiting for a response from Cooperative Governance Minister Sicelo Shiceka to allegations that he misused public funds.
Six policemen have been arrested in connection with the killing of Andries Tatane, who was beaten to death during a protest in Ficksburg.
At least 14 police officers were being questioned in connection with the death of a man during service delivery protests in Meqheleng.
Police National Commissioner Bheki Cele has launched disciplinary action against officers who spent R1,2-million on furnishings for his residence.
South Africans need to be made more aware of aspects of the law and justice to appreciate democracy, President Jacob Zuma said on Saturday.
Local cellphone operators Vodacom and Cell C are locked in an advertising battle after both companies rebranded in recent weeks.
South Africa should begin a national dialogue about the song lyrics <i>dubul’ ibhunu</i>, or "Kill the boer", a senior ANC figure said on Friday.
Questions have been raised about how quickly the prosecuting authorities will act against officers fingered by the Independent Complaints Directorate.
A witness in the hate speech case against ANCYL president Julius Malema "was too afraid to testify", the Equality Court heard on Friday.
The road to Manguang, where the ANC will choose its next president in 2012, will not be as easy to navigate as the one leading to Polokwane.
PlexCrown’s fund ratings highlight management performance across asset classes.
Cricket South Africa president Mtutuzeli Nyoka must be reinstated, the South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg ruled on Friday.
Stage set for showdown over ‘misleading, biased, unprocedural and unconstitutional’ application.
The university has kept quiet about an academic’s dismissal last year for ‘too perfect paraphrasing’.
The National Union of Mineworkers may shut the sector down for a day to protest a recent surge in mining deaths, it was reported on Friday.
The death of a protester in Setsoto, Ficksburg, on Wednesday, apparently at the hands of riot police, is not an isolated incident.
SA is perceived as a weak and failing state, a court heard on Thursday during ANCYL leader Julius Malema’s hate speech trial.
Lobbying behind the scenes for Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi to take up a top position in the ANC is gaining momentum.
Government is considering imposing a mining industry levy or tax to finance the clean up of toxic acid water rising.
Cellphone banking safely entails being aware of new or potential threats.
The idea of "kill the boer" threatens Afrikaners’ symbolic connection to SA, the leader of a federation of Afrikaans groups told the Equality Court.
The killing of a man during a protest in Ficksburg — allegedly at the hands of the police — was widely condemned on Thursday.
The National Union of Mineworkers said on Thursday it gave Eskom the option between signing a minimum service level agreement or a possible strike.
The <i>M&G</i> has teamed up with other media houses in a bid to gain access to a Refugee Appeal Board hearing into Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir.
SAPS said on Thursday they have no knowledge of the veracity and sale of a report alleging ANC members were plotting to oust the president.
Retailer Clicks Group posted a 22% rise in first-half earnings on Thursday; driven by a strong performance in its core drug chain store.
It’s "inappropriate" to draw conclusions at this stage on what led to the death of a protester in a scuffle with the police, the police minister says.