South Africa has no choice but to develop its own H1N1 flu vaccine, Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said on Wednesday.
Eight opposition parties held another round of cooperation talks on Wednesday, United Democratic Movement leader Bantu Holomisa said.
A new information protection law is in the process of being tabled, the South African Law Reform Commission said on Wednesday.
Soldiers who protested at the Union Buildings on Wednesday were ”disgraceful” and had placed the nation in danger, said Lindiwe Sisulu.
The probe into possible anti-competitive activity in the dairy industry by the Competition Commission will continue.
The ANC hijacked the return of athletes from the IAAF World Championships in Berlin and turned it into a political rally, Cope said on Wednesday.
Lindiwe Sisulu condemned an illegal protest by about 3 000 soldiers who attempted to gain access to the Union Buildings on Wednesday.
The Gauteng ANC, Cosatu and SACP on Wednesday criticised the taxi industry’s threatened strike in a bid to halt the launch of the BRT system.
President Jacob Zuma on Wednesday promised to clamp down on public officials who were doing business with the state.
SA’s Treasury on Wednesday reopened its $1,5-billion 2019 Eurobond issued in May to raise an additional $500-million, a spokesperson said.
Tshwane police on Wednesday used rubber bullets and teargas to disperse about 1 000 soldiers attempting to gain access to the Union Buildings.
Jacob Zuma will discuss what he sees as ”deviant behaviour” in Zimbabwe, when he visits Harare this week for talks on the power-sharing government.
The National Union of Mineworkers said on Wednesday its members had rejected the latest wage offer from Impala Platinum.
The sentencing of the seven men found guilty of gang raping a pregnant woman in Tembisa in 2005 was again postponed on Wednesday.
A planned protest march by South African army soldiers over salaries was declared illegal by the High Court in Pretoria on Wednesday.
So pigs do fly. Julius Malema, you rock. Spot-on comment.
Africa’s biggest transport and logistics firm, Imperial Holdings, reported a rise in full-year profit on Wednesday.
The NUM said it will meet mining company Impala Platinum on Wednesday afternoon after workers in Rustenburg downed tools and embarked on a strike.
The initial euphoria over the potential of biofuels to replace fossil fuels has died down.
Dread diseases are increasing. So are costly cures, writes Maya Fisher-French.
A homosexual couple wed using the same system that once denied their union.
A planned soldiers’ protest march against salaries and working conditions is irresponsible and unnecessary, the Defence Ministry said on Tuesday.
Fedusa said on Tuesday it had concluded an agreement to work with government, organised business and labour to tackle recession.
Rumours that world 800m champion Caster Semenya was not a woman were wrong and ill-spirited, President Jacob Zuma said on Tuesday.
Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has met apartheid-era police hit squad member, Butana Almond Nofemela, as she considers his parole after 21 years in prison.
Impala Platinum said on Tuesday a strike by workers had halted its largest operation in South Africa.
The police are refusing to act against a circumcision school that allegedly kidnapped boys without their parents’ consent, a mother said on Tuesday.
Government will make public its long-promised proposals for a National Health Insurance scheme as soon as they are ready, it said on Tuesday.
It is clear that not enough is being done to decrease the deaths of newborns and their mothers in South Africa, the health minister said on Tuesday.
The EU is too focused on commercial interests, undermining efforts to forge a new, fairer trade pact with South Africa, Rob Davies said on Tuesday.
Television industry workers will protest this week against the SABC’s planned R500-million cut of local content budgets, said the TVIEC on Tuesday.
South Africa’s Harmony Gold Mining suspended operations at its Doornkop Plant on Monday after a fatality at the plant, the company said on Tuesday.