More than 430 000 British tourists visited South Africa in 2019 but this dropped by 97% last year because of Covid-19
Corporate South Africa is feeling the Covid-19 pinch. But is there space for growth domestically?
The former president and the ‘RET’ faction will not bring the changes South Africa sorely needs
‘He was like a loving father,’ says community member of murdered teacher in Philippi, Western Cape
Lebo M tells us about his journey from South Africa to Hollywood, his days as a ballroom dancer and his successful battle against alcohol abuse.
Judge Piet Koen is expected to rule in late October on the former president’s latest stab at acquittal on corruption charges stemming from the arms deal
Administrators at First National Bank are accused of duping Investec out of millions of rand.
Three members affiliated with taxi association Cata have been gunned down at the Joe Slovo minibus taxi rank in Cape Town
After an 18-month hiatus, the national carrier has done away with major routes that would have required it to use much larger fleets
The matter will be heard by a judge of the Johannesburg division when the matter is re-enrolled
The most-reported crimes range from extortion and abuse of authority to Covid-19 related graft, according to a new report by Corruption Watch
We must hold faith that law will prevail
An investigation exposed how Afrox charges N$510 to refill a cylinder containing 1 400 litres of oxygen, enough to help a severely ill Covid-19 patient breathe for about two hours
The former president was absent from court, but his counsel argued that health matters be left aside, so as to hear his case for the removal of Billy Downer
‘It’s not drilling into bones!’: Misconceptions keep donors away, says SABMR, but a match outside of a patient’s family is a needle in a haystack
In the absence of mechanisms to recoup investment into cleaner fuels, refineries may be faced with tough decisions
The bank accounts of Pro Service Consulting and Thenga Holdings have been frozen
The Tshiamiso Trust has begun paying out workers who contracted silicosis and TB in South Africa’s gold mines, but the amounts are paltry against what they have lost to poor health over the years.
The insurer ditches R5.1-billion to focus on Africa and other emerging markets
The former president reiterates that he is a political prisoner as he resumes the attacks that contributed to his prison sentence for contempt
The financial and public health cost of diabetes, as well as diabetes-related blindness and kidney failures, is being overlooked, health advocates say
Young people make use of online portal and women account for more than half of the total registered
Regional ANC leaders have asked Duarte to intervene after the interim provincial committee resolved to dissolve their branches ahead of local government elections
A party source said the ANC in Johannesburg would most likely call on one of the mayoral committee members to stand in as mayor until the local elections
Cosatu meets to deliberate on its support for the governing party in the upcoming local government elections
The apex court’s dismissal of the Democratic Alliance’s application to declare reopening candidate registration unlawful came as no surprise
Access to land ownership and property rights is inextricably linked to self-determination.
Recent cyberattacks at the department of justice and the space agency highlight the extent of our naïveté
The durable bricks are made from 30% recycled plastic, some of which they collect from a network of 50 waste pickers
In South Africa, a strong trade surplus, buoyed by robust commodity prices, will cushion our economy against pressure arising from US policy
In its current form, the Bill fails to address issues that early childhood development practitioners have long been grappling with
Alpha Condé is not the first president to have his humiliation captured on camera.