A section of the legislation that paved the way for the disbanding of the Scorpions and the creation of the Hawks was on Thursday declared invalid.
Metrobus and Samwu on Thursday ended a five-week strike that has left thousands of passengers stranded and cost the company millions of rands.
Cabinet approved on Thursday the policy-adjusted integrated resource plan for electricity 2010 (IRP2010) for promulgation by the energy department.
Hate and passion flares in rural SA when Thuli meets Jake in a locally flavoured romance novel with a feisty black heroine and hunky Zulu man.
Ajax Cape Town thumped Orlando Pirates 3-0 on Wednesday to replace them as leaders of the PSL with five rounds left.
The DA in Gauteng has asked the Public Protector to investigate allegedly expensive refurbishments to Premier Nomvula Mokonyane’s official residence.
The board of Telkom on Thursday announced the appointment of Nombulelo Moholi as chief executive officer from April 1.
Telkom has appointed company veteran Pinky Moholi as its new CEO as it struggles to craft a convincing turnaround strategy.
South Africa will look to fine-tune their preparations for the knock-out rounds when they take on Bangladesh on Saturday.
Derbies featuring the Bulls against the Stormers and the Crusaders against the Highlanders threaten to shake up the Super 15 table this weekend.
The owner of the house where Mandela buried his gun as a young freedom fighter is reportedly asking unaffordable price for it to be returned.
All eyes were on Japan this week after the country suffered a triple catastrophe of earthquake, tsunami and nuclear difficulties.
Johannesburg metro police are investigating some of their officers for allegedly opening fire on a family car, wounding a woman in Midrand.
What are beneficiary funds? Giselle Gould, business development director at Fairheads Benefit Services, explains.
Jack Mogale was found guilty on Wednesday in the Johannesburg High Court of 52 of the 61 charges against him, including rape, kidnapping and murder.
Jack Mogale was found guilty in the Johannesburg High Court on Wednesday on 52 of 61 charges, including rape, kidnapping and murder.
Convicted fraudster Schabir Shaik was released from prison on Wednesday afternoon after being arrested for allegedly violating his parole conditions.
Orania founder Professor Carel Boshoff died at his home on Wednesday.
An agreement "in principle" was reached in a meeting between Metrobus and Samwu on Wednesday, the bus company said.
South Africa has failed to deliver quality services to the poor, despite adequate funding, Planning Minister Trevor Manuel said on Wednesday.
Drug-trafficking accused Sheryl Cwele and her Nigerian co-accused Frank Nabolisa will know their fate on May 4.
The Congress of South Africa Students (Cosas) on Wednesday called on schoolchildren to hit back when they are being hit by teachers.
Online recruitment unit CareerJunction said on Wednesday that its online labour supply and demand index continued to drop in February.
Seacom on Wednesday announced that its broadband services had been extended to Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, Swaziland and Zimbabwe.
Growth in South Africa’s retail sales slowed to 6,4% year-on-year in January at constant prices, compared with an 8,3% increase in December.
South African national George Champion Sithole, accused of murdering a six-year-old girl in the United Kingdom, has been successfully extradited.
Despite growing demand for digital media in South Africa, there is still strong interest in traditional media in rural areas because of the costs.
Public participation on the proposed e-tolling in Gauteng will start next week, the transport department said on Wednesday.
Senior Cope MP Phillip Dexter has rejected allegations of non-disclosure of assets and interests in Parliament’s register of members’ interests.
The correctional services department has declined any further comment on Schabir Shaik’s temporary re-imprisonment and parole review board hearing.
Judgement was expected in the trial of serial rape and murder accused Jack Mogale in the South Gauteng High Court on Wednesday.
The JSE’s long-time CEO will resign at the end of the year and will be replaced by his deputy, Nicky Newton-King.