MTN, Africa’s biggest cellphone operator by subscribers, posted lower 2009 profit despite its new customers increasing by 28% to 116-million.
Deputy Transport Minister Jeremy Cronin has defended the Transport Department’s spending on international conferences after DA criticism.
ANCYL leader Julius Malema is facing a barrage of complaints to the police and chapter nine institutions over his latest racial outburst.
The national bird is under threat because of a drastic increase in smuggling, writes Yolandi Groenewald.
The cure for many illnesses may lie hidden in South Africa’s plants, but do we have adequate legislation to safeguard our biodiversity from pillagers?
The Transport Department spent over R75-million on four conferences in two years, the Democratic Alliance said on Wednesday.
As premier of the Western Cape, Helen Zille should have been party to the JSC’s deliberations on Judge John Hlophe, a court was told on Wednesday.
SADC countries need to coordinate access to medical treatment for mobile populations.
Unhappy doctors threaten a go-slow, but critics say they have not explored all the available options.
Inflation-targeting is the right policy for South Africa, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Wednesday.
Women in business are more resilient than men, a report released on Wednesday showed.
The Regulation of Interception of Communications Act (Rica) is not just for those with cellphones — it affects all internet users too.
A police van transporting hip-hop star Molemo Maarohanye and co-accused Themba Tshabalala was pelted with stones by angry students on Wednesday.
The ANC has not yet decided whether to meet its youth league president, Julius Malema, over racially charged comments he made at a student rally.
ANCYL president Julius Malema’s racial outburst at a student rally will be taken up with him by the ANC, the party said on Wednesday.
Police chief Bheki Cele has insisted he be addressed as "general" from now on after the approval of military rankings for the police, it was reported.
The Chinese company ordered to stop making World Cup mascots because of poor working conditions says it is the victim of South African politicking.
Metropolitan Holdings posted lower 2009 profit after more consumers defaulted or cancelled life insurance policies.
The ANC would wait for Winnie Madikizela-Mandela to return from the US to ask her about an interview in which she lashed out at Nelson Mandela.
Nick Greyling, the Supersport sound engineer who was kidnapped in Nigeria, arrived safely in South Africa on Wednesday morning.
The situation in Mamelodi East, in Tshwane, was quiet on Wednesday morning following violent protests earlier, police said.
Motorsport SA (MSA) says it understands the Gauteng government’s decision to cancel its international contracts with the sport beyond 2010.
Absa’s house price index indicates that the average nominal price of houses was higher in all categories in February compared with a year ago.
ArcelorMittal’s SA unit said it was answering questions from the JSE about why it had delayed making public a change in its iron ore supply deal.
ANC Youth League president Julius Malema says if anyone can prove any wrongdoing against him, they should arrest him.
Business confidence improved at its fastest pace in 16 years in the first quarter of 2010, led by better sentiment among car dealers, a survey shows.
The ANC was trying to contact Winnie Madikizela-Mandela to find out if she really had said Nelson Mandela had let down black people, an official said.
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Western Cape victims of crime accompanied Solidarity to Parliament on Tuesday to present 136 000 anti-crime letters to President Jacob Zuma.
Two men who allegedly killed four students while drag racing in Soweto did not appear in court as expected on Tuesday.
The ANC regrets that Jacob Zuma has missed the deadline to declare his assets to Parliament, but said the circumstances need to be understood.
The Gautrain management agency on Tuesday dismissed as "spurious" a claim of more than R10-billion by the Bombela consortium for reported delays.