The SAPS said the reported "raid" on the Public Protector’s office was in fact an "unannounced visit" by two members of the counter-intelligence unit.
SA’s genetically modified crop area for the 2010/11 season rose 6% but perceptions make it hard for other African countries to adopt the practice.
The local government elections will take place on May 18, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe announced on Thursday.
South Africa crushed The Netherlands by 231 runs in a lop-sided Group B match to record their second successive victory in the World Cup on Thursday.
The MKMVA has accused ANCYL president Julius Malema of making "irresponsible" allegations about President Jacob Zuma’s relationship with the Guptas.
I recently attended a strangely cheerless, hour-long panel discussion on media freedom in Africa, writes <b>Chris Roper</b>.
The World Bank’s Africa strategy, unveiled on Thursday, carries risks such as a volatile global economy, political violence and inadequate resources.
South African consumers are increasingly opting for longer vehicle loan monthly repayment periods in order to afford new cars.
Crime intelligence officials raided the Public Protector’s office on Wednesday in an operation not sanctioned by the Hawks, said a spokesperson.
Standard Bank reported its third straight decline in annual profit on slack demand for loans and said it owuld continue to keep a lid on costs.
The proposed youth wage subsidy will not work unless the government realises unemployment is linked to education, Cosatu says.
Orlando Pirates grabbed a couple of late goals to defeat Maritzburg United 3-1 on Wednesday and take a three-point lead in the Premiership title race.
France’s commitment to democracy and respect for human rights make it a natural partner for SA, President Jacob Zuma said on Wednesday.
National Planning Minister Trevor Manuel on Wednesday stood by his critical letter to government head of communications Jimmy Manyi.
Apple answers the iPad’s critics and Gmail digs deep to rescue lost files.
The committee set up to tackle public transport issues in Gauteng, including the controversial tolling system, met for the first time on Wednesday.
Claims that the roll-out of the Aarto Act has been delayed again are not true, national transport department said on Wednesday.
Talk of a bubble making you jittery? Here’s why the experts haven’t suggested you sell the yellow metal.
The SABC has been reprimanded for contravening the broadcasting code regarding an interview with businessman John Sterenborg in November 2010.
Serial rape and murder accused Jack Mogale told a court on Wednesday that he knew nothing of the rape, murder and kidnapping charges against him.
The DA has released a recording of remarks that under-fire government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi made about Indian South Africans while DG of labour.
South Africa will not lower their guard against The Netherlands as they look to build on a good start to their World Cup bid.
Aveng will pay a fine of R128,9-million relating to two cartels in the wire mesh and rebar business, the Competition Commission says.
National Planning Minister Trevor Manuel has sided with "right-wing political forces opposed to the ANC", the ANC Youth League said on Wednesday.
New vehicle sales improved by 25% in February compared with the same month in 2010.
Trade union federation Cosatu has thrown its weight behind an education NGO’s campaign to encourage learners to get to school on time.
Former trustee of the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund Jeremy Ractliffe, who faces charges relating to uncut diamonds, appeared in court on Wednesday.
A case settled by the FAIS ombud sheds some light on what you should ask for when you appoint a broker or intermediary.
Kaizer Chiefs remain third on the Absa Premiership table after drawing 0-0 with Vasco da Gama at the Athlone Stadium on Tuesday night.
In an open letter, Minister in the Presidency Trevor Manuel has hit out at government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi over his comments on coloured people.
<b>Aunty Anele</b> takes a fortnightly trip through the <i>M&G</i>’s crazy comment queue, assisting some lucky commenters with their problems.
The home affairs department on Tuesday urged South Africans to collect over 500 000 unclaimed IDs ahead of the final voter registration weekend.