Eskom and BHP Billiton have agreed to amend pricing agreements for power supplies to BHP aluminium smelters in SA and Mozambique, Eskom said.
North West public safety minister Howard Yawa on Monday warned the AWB against marching to the Ventersdorp Court on Tuesday.
The death of Dr Molefi Sefularo is a monumental loss for the nation and the progressive movement as a whole, President Jacob Zuma said on Monday.
The mother of a 15-year-old murder suspect said on Monday that her son struck Eugene Terre’Blanche with an iron rod after he refused to pay him.
Once exclusively used for rugby and banned from staging football games, Loftus Versfeld Stadium might help SA to the knockout stages of the World Cup.
A white supremacist group in SA has vowed to exact revenge for the death of their leader as President Jacob Zuma sought to calm racial tensions.
SA President Jacob Zuma called for calm on Sunday after the murder of far-right leader Eugene Terre’Blanche fanned fears of growing racial tension.
Threat of death punishment in Uganda and arrest of Malawi’s first gay couple to marry sparks decriminalisation campaign.
Eugene Terre’Blanche, who once threatened to wage war rather than allow black rule in South Africa, was hacked to death at his farm on Saturday.
Eugene Terre’Blanche, who once threatened to wage war rather than allow black rule in South Africa, was hacked to death at his farm on Saturday.
Eugene Terre’blanche, leader of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging, was attacked and killed at his farm 10km outside Ventersdorp on Saturday.
The roof of the World Cup stadium in Nelspruit is supported by 18 huge iron giraffes that look as is they were designed by a gifted pre-schooler.
David Hill’s drop goal gave the Western Force its first victory of the Super 14 rugby season, a 16-15 win over the Stormers on Friday.
The ANC stands to earn R1-billion if the World Bank grants Eskom a loan to finance work on the Medupi power station.
The SA government said it intends fighting a ruling that allowed white farmers who lost land under Mugabe’s reforms to claim a state-owned house.
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa will demand a wage increase of 20% in the motor sector and three other sectors this year.
The ANC intends reversing the banning of its youth league leader Julius Malema from singing "dubul’ ibhunu” [shoot the boer], it said on Friday.
Each year, over 3,5-million children under the age of five die of malnutrition, which affects one out of every three people on earth.
Campaigners say conditions in Blikkiesdorp or "Tin Can Town" are worse than in the townships created during apartheid.
Julius Malema has been barred from singing "dubul’ ibhunu” [shoot the boer] according to an interdict granted by the Pretoria High Court on Thursday.
Thandi Maqubela, charged with the murder of her husband, acting judge Patrick Maqubela, was released on R100 000 bail on Thursday.
The R6-billion figure emerged from a government answer to a Democratic Alliance question in Parliament last week.
Questions have emerged about the role of Paul Mashatile in payments of R50-million made by the Gauteng Film Commission to an American news channel.
An indictment of GNS — the company linked to Siphiwe Nyanda — has been exposed in a court application to review the findings of a Transnet hearing.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu moves between homely anecdote and high theological abstraction in a wide-ranging interview with Drew Forrest.
Mandy Rossouw asks ACDP leader Kenneth Meshoe why Christians seem to have little faith in his party.
At the request of a cross-party group of members of Parliament, the Jesuit Institute of SA has been emailing daily meditations to parliamentarians.
A small community of Progressive Jews is thriving in the heart of this inner-city ghetto, writes Matthew Krouse.
A service in a casino? Yes, and you can have a beer afterwards. But at its core, it’s ‘brutally biblical’. Verashni Pillay reports.
<em>Lauren Clifford-Holmes</em> speaks to artist Zwelethu Mthethwa about the difficulty of portraying poverty in photography.
Fordsburg attracts many conservative Muslims. Faranaaz Parker reports.
Chris Mann explores the connection between poetic vision, science and religious belief.