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.
Moroka Swallows are hoping that their unbeaten run in 2010 will continue when they face Ajax Cape Town in the Telkom Knockout on Sunday.
FirstRand expects business volumes to remain subdued after posting lower first-half profit as bad debts continue to hurt its corporate unit.
The Sharks’ loss to the Waratahs was overshadowed by questionable refereeing calls but the franchise cannot afford to dwell on what could have been.
Protesters fired live ammunition at firemen, pelted police with stones and barricaded roads in Mamelodi East, the city of Tshwane said on Tuesday.
The green pitch at Port Elizabeth’s World Cup stadium has become an island in a sea of brown, exempt from water limits imposed due to a drought.
Four high school pupils were killed when a speeding car smashed into them in Soweto on Monday, Johannesburg emergency services said.
A South African who was being held hostage in Nigeria was released on Monday evening, the Department of International Relations said.
Activists launched their campaign for free electricity outside Eskom’s Braamfontein, Johannesburg, offices on Monday.
The DA has asked the Public Protector to investigate why President Jacob Zuma has not declared his assets and interests to Parliament.
The JSE Limited reported a rise in revenue on Monday as it released its full year results for 2009.
An attempt to cut back the number of farm murders was announced by Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa in Pretoria on Monday.
The South African man being held hostage in Nigeria has still not been released, his father-in-law said on Monday.
Roodepoort paramedics are refusing to service Durban Deep in Johannesburg after two female paramedics were attacked at the weekend.
The government has nominated Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk to head the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has dismissed accusations that President Zuma damaged the fight against Aids after fathering a child out of wedlock.
The Gauteng department of economic development has saved more than R700-million by cancelling a motorsport contract.
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Sasol has reported a 51% drop in first-half earnings, hit by a strong rand and lower crude oil prices.
SA and the continent as a whole are ignoring a sports resource that could draw even more wealth and development into the region: women’s football.
President Jacob Zuma has started compiling a list of his financial interests and is ready to declare them should legal advice indicate he has to.
Our cops are too fat to catch criminals and our models are fainting on the catwalk. What’s going on, asks Verashni Pillay.