The victims of the 2008 racist video produced by four students of the University of the Free State are to start their own company.
The Presidency on Thursday declined to comment on Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s criticism of President Jacob Zuma and his administration.
SA paceman Dale Steyn and his Indian counterpart, Zaheer Khan, have already left a mark at the World Cup with their intelligent bowling.
Ethical consumerism is on the rise. Do ethical companies really trump the rest? Research suggests they do, and investors want to follow the money.
Public Protector Thuli Madonsela will not revise her controversial report on an "improper" R500-million police lease agreement.
Everyone will be taxed on the same basis in future, which means pensioners will lose their tax rebates.
After demanding its "closer", the ANCYL has snuck on to Twitter, along with some other high-profile people. But they’re not getting it quite right.
Who pays when the owner eventually evicts defaulting tenants? Why, the new tenants, of course.
Cosatu is engaging with the government and the ANC to convince them to change to "a radically different macroeconomic strategy", Zwelinzima Vavi says.
The body of renowned South African painter Cornelius Bosch, who went missing from his Pretoria home, has been found, a spokesperson said on Wednesday.
Few details are available on how the government will introduce and monitor the new grow path’s (NGP) longer-term goals, Cosatu says.
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille insisted on Wednesday that her telephone calls were once being monitored by the National Intelligence Agency (NIA).
Trade union leaders on Wednesday petitioned Parliament to withdraw the controversial draft Employment Equity Amendment Bill and consider a new draft.
Auction Alliance CEO Rael Levitt says people should find it easier to get involved in real estate auctions as a result of new auction laws.
Libyan state television has reported that President Jacob Zuma has come out in support of Muammar Gaddafi’s theories concerning conflict in the state.
Last week Julius Malema had attendees at a gala dinner choking on their crème brûlée when he proposed a radical new plan to further the revolution.
The National Intelligence Agency (NIA) on Wednesday denied it was monitoring Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s telephone calls.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu on Wednesday passed wide-ranging criticisms of President Jacob Zuma and his administration.
Jo’burg residents affected by billing problems will be provided with a "favourable settlement arrangement" that includes discounts, Amos Masondo says.
The dismissal of head of the Market Theatre’s Laboratory following alleged anti-Semitic comments was welcomed by the SA Jewish Board of Deputies.
The global clothing brand to be launched by non-profit organisation 46664 will not commercialise former president Nelson Mandela in any way.
Former Constitutional Court Judge Kate O’Regan opened the Regulations and Rights conference on Wednesday with a warning to the media.
An application for drug-trafficking charges to be withdrawn against Sheryl Cwele was rejected by the high court sitting in Ramsgate on Wednesday.
National Planning Minister Trevor Manuel will not comment on the rebuke he received from ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe.
Cosatu has forwarded the name of its Western Cape provincial secretary, Tony Ehrenreich, to the ANC as a candidate for mayor of Cape Town.
Sheryl Cwele should be acquitted of drug-trafficking charges because there is nothing linking her to the crime, a court heard on Wednesday.
Talks between Metrobus and Samwu aimed at ending a month-long strike have deadlocked, an official said on Wednesday.
South Africa’s MTN Group posted a 20% rise in full-year profit on Wednesday and sharply lifted its dividend payment.
A new programme funded through the US government hopes to support research efforts in Africa and increase the number of healthcare workers.
Hedging against a backdrop of volatile markets appears to pay off.
If your aim is to save, be wary of financial instruments that may cost you more than you’ve bargained for.
The department of trade and industry has appointed an independent firm to compile a report on the dismissal of chief executive officer the EAAB.