The ANC’s left-wing allies are working on a plan that will propel trade union and communist leaders into top leadership positions.
SABC CEO Solly Mokoetle is taking huge financial strain, saying he has run up legal bills of more than R500 000 in the six weeks since his suspension.
Wholesale reform of the clothing and textile industry is needed if it is to compete globally.
Correctional services fighting to keep disputed catering contract.
Unions have criticised the DA’s proposal to amend the Constitution to hold them responsible for damages caused by members during violent protests.
The co-accused in the murder of AWB leader Eugene Terre’blanche was re-arrested on Thursday afternoon follow a court order revoking his bail.
Desmond Tutu fans have flooded social networking sites, wishing the struggle icon happy birthday on Thursday as he officially began his retirement.
Two months after a resolution was passed to destroy his elephant sculptures, Andries Botha still does not know what is to become of his artworks.
Students will stage an anti-homophobia protest at UCT on Thursday following what they term "hate crimes" against homosexuals at the institution.
Claims by Helen Zille that the SA Human Rights Commission was a "political hit-squad" for the ANC were untruthful, the commission said on Thursday.
The demand for electricity and water — two resources essential for a growing world — is expected to increase dramatically over the next 20 years.
President Jacob Zuma’s approval level in metro areas dropped to a new low of 42% in the third quarter, the latest poll finds
Ratepayers could end up paying for Cape Town stadium’s operating costs after Sail Stadefrance walked out on a 30-year lease to manage the property.
The question of where the "strategic centre of power" was in the tripartite alliance is still upsetting the Congress of South African Trade Unions.
Many people don’t want to talk about it. Newspapers have been hammered for featuring an artist’s musings on it.
Mines should be nationalised to pay for the education of university students, says ANC Youth League president Julius Malema.
The borrowing that leads to indebtedness is not what it might seem.
Experts point to gross inefficiencies in a dysfunctional healthcare system.
Educators will gather in Cape Town next week to work out a programme for a series of workshops next year aimed at assisting primary school teachers.
The South African Agency for Science and Technology Advancement is urging grade 11 and 12’s to participate in the 2011 National Science Olympia
Johannesburg customers are marginally more satisfied with municipal delivery of household services this year compared to 2009, the City of Johannesburg said on Wednesday.
The majority of Africans were not benefiting from the continent’s economic recovery, women and child rights activist Graça Machel said on Wednesday.
The ANC had newspapers in its sights because it is the one section of the media not under its control, press ombudsman Joe Thloloe said on Tuesday.
What has happened to teacher training and development? <b>Alan Clarke</b> assesses the direction it has taken.
The minister of basic education has proposed that October be celebrated as "Teachers’ Month" to recognise the significant role of teachers in society.
Nine alleged illegal miners were arrested at the Aurora Grootvlei mine on Tuesday afternoon.
Twenty-one people have been arrested in connection with rhino poaching in South Africa in the past three weeks.
The arrival of <i>The New Age</i> highlights an important issue in the current debate about the media., writes <b>Franz Krüger</b>.
The ANC appears intent on moving towards a full-blown welfare state with a far wider range of state benefits for the poor.
Eskom appears to have started building at its Safari sub-station without an environmental management plan, environmental affairs said on Tuesday.
An analysis of the latest foreign tourist arrival statistics shows that about 400 000 tourists visited South Africa during the Soccer World Cup.
The ANC’s national working committee said on Monday that the party’s national general council in Durban last month had been a "resounding success".