Astronomer Phil Charles has been cleared of all charges against him — but the fallout from his extraordinary disciplinary hearing continues.
Moves to halt use of breathalyser in Western Cape after ANC man’s arrest have aroused suspicion, writes Glynnis Underhill.
One of Siphiwe Nyanda’s companies received a R67,8-million contract without going through proper tender processes.
Despite years of warning signs, there were no plans in place to stem xenophobic violence.
The land reform department’s controversial call for land to be declared a national asset must be seen as a "cry for help".
Growing numbers of mostly white South Africans, who moved to Australia so that their children could play on the streets, are re-packing for Pretoria.
Deputy Transport Minister Jeremy Cronin tells the <em>Mail & Guardian</em> that sections of the taxi industry are blocking transformation.
State institutions bent over backwards to finance the woman who bought President Jacob Zuma his private Johannesburg residence.
The Johannesburg-based franchise has hit rock bottom. Andy Capostagno wonders if anyone believes things can improve.
Here are the business interests of "Zuma Incorporated" — of President Jacob Zuma and his women, children and other close relatives.
When David Beckham ruptured his Achilles tendon, he hogged the front and back pages in the British media.
Bafana Bafana, or to be more precise, Carlos Alberto Parreira, received a resounding welcome in his home country.
An investigation by the <i>M&G</i> suggests Jacob Zuma’s women and children are bidding for private benefit from their presidential connections.
Art critics, even occasional art critics like myself, are never allowed to utter the words: "I don’t know much about art, but I know what I like."
A company with deep links to the ANC has emerged as the key factor in the row between steel giant Arcelor Mittal, and mining house Kumba Iron Ore.
It was disturbing that reporters were prevented by police from leaving the scene after photographing President Jacob Zuma’s home, the <i>M&G</i> said.
On Digital Media threw its hat into the subscription-broadcasting ring on Thursday with the announcement of Top TV, its new product offering.
Internet service provider MWeb on Thursday claimed to be the first major player in SA to offer uncapped ADSL on a significant scale.
Tired of having to say the obligatory trite things when you’re overlooked for a job because of your race? Just download your pack of Race Cards.
The lives of hip-hop artist Jub Jub and his friend are in danger, the Protea Magistrate’s Court heard on Thursday.
Unemployed single mothers from Zimbabwe are turning to the streets of Johannesburg to feed and clothe their children.
A company partly owned by Communications Minister Siphiwe Nyanda was allegedly unlawfully awarded a R67,8-million tender, the DA says.
Hundreds of stick-wielding schoolboys descended upon a Soweto court on Thursday, crashing through a police barricade.
South African generic drugs group Cipla Medpro posted a 26,8% rise in full-year profit.
Football fans making plans for the 2010 World Cup will likely face a surge in internet crime, security experts have Wednesday.
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has said he will not make his HIV test results public as that would put pressure on people who did not follow suit.
President Jacob Zuma has requested a report from the SAPS on an incident between his protection unit and a reporter, his office said on Wednesday.
A row has erupted after it emerged that taxpayers are spending more than R15,5-million a year to support President Jacob Zuma’s family.
More witnesses are expected to testify on Thursday as the bail hearing of hip-hop star Jub Jub and Themba Tshabalala enters its second day.
Trade union federation Cosatu gets behind mounting grassroots action aimed at getting libraries into every public school in the country.
DA leader Helen Zille has asked President Jacob Zuma for an urgent meeting to discuss the issue of so-called "blue-light bullies".
Julius Malema’s "struggle song" leads to another charge of hate speech, in the same week that the Equality Court found him guilty of the same charge.