The release of four South Africans abducted in Sudan was the "best Freedom Day present for the country", President Jacob Zuma said on Tuesday.
Smart new buses already roll past World Cup stadiums, but anger is simmering within the taxi industry, which feels sidelined from the tournament.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) is calling on President Jacob Zuma to apologise for his transgression in failing to declare his interests on time.
South Africa still has a lot to achieve before all South Africans are really free, the Congress of South African Trade Unions said on Monday.
Former Ekurhuleni metro police chief Robert McBride overtook another vehicle on a solid white line at high speed before he crashed, a court heard.
SA would be a country based on <i>ubuntu</i> only when this became manifest on the roads, Transport Minister S’bu Ndebele said on Wednesday.
Mvelaphanda Resources said on Monday it would sell 44-million shares in Northam to Kazakh group ENRC in a bid to simplify its corporate structure.
President Jacob Zuma has buried Aids denialism with the public disclosure of his HIV/Aids test, Numsa said on Monday.
The SACP will march against FNB’s decision to close 34 of its branches in the Free State and Northern Cape.
Street traders at the Grand Parade in Cape Town have been told to leave the area from May 1 until the end of the Soccer World Cup.
An Ekurhuleni metro police officer was asked to get a medical certificate for Robert McBride without a doctor examining him, a court heard on Monday.
Two men have been charged with attempted murder and robbery with aggravated circumstances for the assault of one-year-old Marzaan Kruger.
Tomorrow SA turns 16. And what a pimply, moody teenager we’ve turned out to be.
Many property investors have become unwilling landlords over the last few years as the local property market stagnated.
Tito Mboweni, former South African Reserve Bank governor, will join Goldman Sachs as an international adviser from June.
Pretoria University soccer head coach Steve Barker, is not worried who his side meets in the quarterfinals of the Nedbank Cup.
The drunken-driving trial of axed Ekurhuleni metro police chief Robert McBride was expected to continue in the Pretoria Regional Court on Monday.
Clean-up crews have cleared all the Rovos Rail coaches from the tracks where they were derailed in Pretoria last week.
It hasn’t happened too often, but South Africa will go into the World Twenty20 without being burdened by the unrealistic expectations of their fans.
Ambitious South African HIV testing programme launched on Sunday could change the face of Aids across the whole of Africa.
President Jacob Zuma revealed his HIV status on Sunday as he launched a scaled-up counselling and testing campaign aimed at stemming the pandemic.
They came to the Botshebelo Stadium proclaiming it was the start of a new era for Kaizer Chiefs, but the team were humbled 2-0 by FC Cape Town.
President Jacob Zuma on Sunday promised to let the Cabinet study a report by the Public Protector that found he violated the executive code of ethics.
The Congress Of The People (Cope) in KwaZulu-Natal said it was concerned about mud-slinging in the party ahead of its elective
conference.
A 14-year-old boy named Wonder clambers out of the ocean and on to Durban’s South Beach, exhausted after hours of surfing, and collapses on the sand.
Judge Richard Goldstone would attend his grandson’s bar mitzvah in Johannesburg next month, the SA Jewish Board of Deputies said on Friday evening.
A leader in the search for a vaccine against HIV said on Friday that recent advances have given scientists new reason for hope.
The Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries is well positioned to make a contribution to this revival.
The J SC has recently conducted hearings and made a number of judicial appointments. Again the spectre of race dominated the hearings.
The World Cup could be like having two December holidays in one year, reports Lynley Donnelly.
The cloud of volcanic ash hanging over northern Europe has cost the South African economy more than R100-million.
President Jacob Zuma on Friday told civil servants that they must start doing things differently in order to deal with the challenges that face SA.