The DA is proposing legislation to outlaw public officials from doing business with the state, party leader Helen Zille said on Friday.
Julius Malema has once again made extremely controversial statements that could lead to racial polarisation, the FF Plus said on Friday
Blade Nzimande on Friday issued a warning to lazy students, saying it cost government a fortune if students took too long to complete their degrees.
Moe Shaik is the new head of the South African Secret Service, State Security Minister Siyabonga Cwele announced in Pretoria on Friday.
China overtook the United States as South Africa’s biggest export destination in the first half of 2009.
SA’s power demand has risen back to the highs before the start of the economic slowdown, Eskom said on Friday.
South Africa’s total industry new vehicle sales declined by 19,5% year-on-year to 35 931 units in September, Naamsa said on Friday.
The Democratic Alliance is seething about President Jacob Zuma’s much-heralded complaints hotline, which it says is dysfunctional.
The Protea’s didn’t choke, they just changed their game plan, writes Neil Manthorp.
Eugene Terre’Blanche tells the M&G that the final chapter of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging has not been written.
Brent Meersman gives his pick of the Cape Town restaurants joining this weekend’s festivities.
Finding good Thai food in Cape Town is often a hit-and-miss affair, but there are one or two places that consistently get it right.
Four top executives at the crisis-ridden SABC have been asked to supply reasons to the interim SABC board why they should not be suspended.
Law and order has almost always been a political no-brainer; even in the most tranquil of democracies voters thrill to the rhetoric of the big stick.
Nandipha Mntambo speaks to Anthea Buys about her obsession with all things bovine.
The chaos in the Free State Meditech software monitoring system has serious implications for the province’s already crisis-ridden response to HIV.
Justice Sandile Ngcobo was on Thursday appointed the country’s new chief justice.
The Spring Art Tour this weekend gives SA art lovers the rare opportunity to view 27 original bronze sculptures by French sculptor Auguste Rodin.
Police reservists will feel like ”second-class volunteers” and will resign en masse if a draft instruction on the SAPS comes into force, the DA says.
A quick turnaround in the housing market was ”improbable”, Standard Bank said on Thursday as it released its latest Residential Property Gauge.
Gill Marcus, who will succeed Tito Mboweni as governor of the South African Reserve Bank next month, joined as an adviser on Thursday.
ANCYL leader Julius Malema came out in support of Athletics South Africa president Leonard Chuene on Thursday.
Wits coach Roger de Sa is looking for consistency from his players when his team meets Jomo Cosmos in an Absa Premiership clash on Sunday.
Athletics SA plunged further into turmoil on Thursday when Nedbank pulled its sponsorship of the annual Matha Series races.
President Jacob Zuma will on Thursday announce South Africa’s new chief justice.
Protests erupted once again on Thursday when Standerton’s Sakhile township residents barricaded roads with rocks and other materials.
The seasonally adjusted Kagiso Purchasing Managers Index for September showed a huge increase of 8,7 index points.
Pakistan captain Younus Khan was unfazed by his side’s loss to Australia in their final Champions Trophy round-robin match on Wednesday.
The 10 South African stadiums for the 2010 World Cup will be ready on time, organisers said on Wednesday.
Government is assembling four puzzle pieces around communications, and you’re invited to help make them fit together.
The South African Treasury on Wednesday played down its role in tanked merger talks between MTN and India’s Bharti.
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The Constitutional Court on Wednesday dismissed a case by a jailed IFP member seeking to compel the government to consider him for presidential pardon