Jackie Selebi, the former head of the South African Police Service, was convicted on one count of corruption by Judge Meyer Joffe on Friday.
The ANC Youth League in the eThekwini region has apologised for calling for Sports and Recreation Minister Makhenkesi Stofile to be fired.
An agreement between the lawyers of the warring factions of the ANC Youth League resulted in a postponement of a disciplinary hearing on Friday.
<strong>Nechama Brodie</strong> has a touchy-feely moment at the Nirox Sculpture Park.
Judge Meyer Joffe lashed out at Jackie Selebi’s unreliable conduct as a witness on Friday, saying his was not an example to be emulated.
Two people are especially interested in the Brett Kebble murder trial, due to start on July 26: Brett’s father, Roger, and Piet Byleveld.
As workers prepare to face off with Eskom, figures reveal that employees in the electricity sector are among the highest-paid in formal industry.
On May 26 2006 the <em>M&G</em> published its first exposé of the links between Jackie Selebi and a man called Glenn Agliotti.
As Judge Meyer Joffe summed up the evidence against Jackie Selebi on Thursday, government agencies were lurking in the wings.
Independent Democrats leader Patricia de Lille will not be the star of the show at next month’s national congress of the Democratic Alliance.
Allegations of brown envelopes to journalists may cost ambassador-designate job.
A recent survey suggests that 10% of learners across all grades are three or more years outside the age-grade norm.
The Congress of the People (Cope) in Gauteng is threatening legal action against party president Mosiuoa Lekota over the holding of meetings.
Foreign "security operatives" were involved in the shooting of a Rwanda general who was living in exile in Johannesburg, SA’s foreign ministry said.
The property cycle should recover relatively firmly in the second half of the year, Standard Bank said on Thursday.
South Africa can breathe a sigh of relief. Almost. We’ve passed the halfway mark of the World Cup with no major catastrophes.
Former police National Commissioner Jackie Selebi will only know on Friday whether he is guilty of corruption.
Carlos Albertos Parreira speaks about his tenure with Bafana Bafana and the legacy he hopes to leave behind in South Africa.
Manufacturing activity in South Africa fell in June for the first time since October.
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) on Thursday rejected Eskom’s wage increase offer.
Judge in the Selebi trial rules that a DVD in which Glenn Agliotti meets former crime intelligence boss Mulangi Mphego be admitted as evidence.
The ANC has accused an ANCYL region of ill-discipline and "naked opportunism" after it called for Sport Minister Makhenkesi Stofile to be sacked.
The baby whose mother gave birth on a street in Alexandra had already died when its mother arrived at a clinic, a Gauteng health spokesperson said.
An American tourist was shot in a robbery in Sandton, just after stepping off the Gautrain to start his holiday in South Africa.
Illegal miners may have ambushed a proto team working underground at Harmony’s Phakisa mine, leading to their deaths, trade union Uasa says.
The Western Cape has dropped a bid for a high court action against new road traffic legislation, after receiving confirmation that its been delayed.
Minister of Mineral Resources Susan Shabangu on Wednesday was adamant that 26% of mines should be black-owned by 2014.
On Thursday Judge Meyer Joffe started handing down judgement in the corruption trial of former top cop Jackie Selebi.
Although Grahamstown may be soccer-weary for now, next week it will become the media capital of Africa.
Mineworkers’ union NUM on Wednesday formally notified Eskom of its intention to go on strike next week.
Trade union Solidarity will not accept Eskom’s 8% wage offer and has pushed through certain revisions for the power utility to consider.
The government will be stepping up its monitoring of the mining industry to ensure that transformation takes place, Minister Susan Shabangu said.