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.
Farmers in the WC were overjoyed last Friday when the state mining company’s applications to prospect on their properties were officially withdrawn.
The ANC on Thursday expressed its shock at an SMS promising a R2-million reward to anyone who kills ANCYL president Julius Malema.
Judge’s family appeals to minister to wrest estate from wife’s control, writes Glynnis Underhill.
The supremacy of the Constitution should not be taken for granted, but nationalisation is not an option, Land Minister Gugile Nkwinti says.
Contrary to popular belief, the Soccer World Cup has not increased the costs of accommodation during the June/July school holidays.
Schizophrenia is the name of the game on the Johannesburg jazz scene, says trumpeter Marcus Wyatt.
Cosatu affiliate Nehawu is planning legal action against Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Sicelo Shiceka.
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan announced on Thursday that by midnight on Wednesday Sars had collected R598,5-billion in tax for the financial year.
Lack of training leaves departmental officials clueless about how to use program meant to monitor problems in municipalities.
It is becoming quite clear that the Pioneer Foods boardroom shake-up is the start of a house-cleaning process being driven by shareholders.
Government, which has been sitting on the sidelines in the dispute between behemoths Kumba and ArcelorMittal, this week got into the ring.
SA’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) retreated to a seasonally adjusted 55,6 in March after reaching 60,4 the previous month, a survey showed.
Three batsman scoring more than a thousand runs in a season – are they really good or is the bowling really bad? <em>Ken Borland</em> investigates.
President Jacob Zuma’s legal fees totalled R9,6-million in the 2008/09 financial year, a media report said on Thursday.
A woman drowned in her car on Wednesday evening when it was washed away in Bryanston during heavy rains, Gauteng paramedics said.
A ticketing dispute between Safa and a local tour operator has broader-reaching implications. Phathisani Moyo reports,
National Director of Public Prosecutions Menzi Simelane admits that he interfered in the decision to grant musician Jub Jub bail in his murder case.
Cosatu’s Zwelinzima Vavi responds to reports of his wife being paid R60 000 a month to market financial products to union members.
Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi insists his wife’s role in marketing financial products to union members is "no scandal".