Seven distinct sub-exhibitions of <em>In Context</em> bring a mini-biennale to Jo’burg.
The cosy relationship between apartheid SA and Israel was underscored this week when information about a nuclear deal during the 1970s came to light.
Limpopo hopes that industrial development zones will boost its economy and lure investors.
Pandemonium broke out at the Protea Magistrate’s Court on Friday after Molemo "Jub Jub" Maarohanye and his co-accused’s case was postponed.
Agriculture Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson flexed her muscles to push for the import of antelope for a company linked to an aide’s boyfriend.
In a major top-level purge, three senior Telkom executives quit this week amid allegations of tender irregularities.
Telkom is paying a security company R6,6-million a month to monitor a copper-cable alarm system that it should be monitoring itself.
Shareholders of a broad-based platinum deal are
being bought out by a major empowerment player,
yet nobody seems to be overly concerned.
Cope may be stuck with "consensus leadership" for another few months if a proposal to make the weekend’s party conference a policy indaba is accepted.
The police service placed only eight pilots, despite receiving 120 applications from qualified white pilots for its 53 vacancies.
In the final part of our city series, <b>Verashni Pillay</b> turns to Jozi and highlights the city’s historical wealth and the warmth of its people.
Is the government’s determination to meet transformation goals causing hardship for the country’s poorest citizens? <b>Gareth Stokes</b> reports.
Two <b>M&G</b> staffers give their accounts of the day the Bulls came to Soweto.
Is the government planning to suspend the Constitution and implement an undeclared state of emergency during the 2010 World Cup?
Anxiety, fear and excitement are building up as runners prepare for the 85th anniversary of the Comrades Marathon, taking place on Sunday.
I have been asked repeatedly over the past week "Why did you do it? Why run a cartoon that you knew would cause such profound anger?
The four candidates on the SABC’s shortlist for head of news still had to be evaluated when the announcement came that Phil Molefe had been appointed.
South Africa extended an unbeaten run to nine games since Carlos Alberto Parreira returned as coach with a 2-1 victory over Colombia on Thursday.
Questions have been raised about SABC chairperson Ben Ngubane’s role in lobbying for the adoption of Japanese digital broadcasting technology.
Most children are abused by people they know, and widespread poverty feeds a cycle of violence, abuse and neglect.
New twist in mining saga as questionable link to diamond project emerges.
Offshore investing is not about the rand, it is about your financial needs and whether an offshore investment will meet those needs.
For the last eight years I have invested R200 a month into Satrix 40, the latest statement shows that the investment is worth R35 200.
A date for Zimbabwean elections will be announced only when the constitutional reform process is completed, the country’s prime minister says.
There will be no split in the Congress of the People (Cope) over a leadership battle, Eastern Cape chair Andile Nkuhlu said on Thursday.
The Transnet strike ended on Thursday with South African Transport and Allied Workers’ Union members accepting a new offer.
A "National Day of Prayer" for Bafana Bafana and the World Cup has been scheduled for May 29, but it appears some religious groups won’t be attending.
The ANC has lauded the holding of rugby’s Super 14 final in Soweto this weekend, saying on Thursday such events had potential for nation-building.
World Wide Worx on Thursday released a report stating that the use of mobile internet services has exploded in South Africa.
A meeting at Nedlac in June will determine whether Cosatu members can down tools over high electricity tariffs, Cosatu said on Thursday.
Statistics and experience per se don’t win finals. This is something the Bulls should be aware of ahead of Saturday’s Super 14 final.
Overseas visitors to Johannesburg can drink the city’s water without fear because it is clean and safe, Johannesburg Water said on Thursday.