The struggles have divided the party into two camps, one supporting interim president Mosiuoa Lekota, the other his deputy, Mbhazima Shilowa.
Hostilities between the government and the taxi industry escalated this week in the run-up to the launch of the Rea Vaya Bus Rapid Transit.
The power utility has recorded a near R10-billion loss mainly through its exposure to the aluminium market.
Government is planning a massive show of political and security muscle at Sunday’s launch of Johannesburg’s Rea Vaya Bus Rapid Transit system.
The best candidates for reconciliation financing are small-scale revenue-generating projects such as small and micro enterprises.
SABC management recently recommended to the broadcaster’s interim board that the channel either be scaled down or closed.
The Judicial Service Commission said on Friday it would not proceed with a formal investigation into a gross misconduct complaint against John Hlophe.
September’s petrol price hike may prove just one blow too many to South Africa’s already struggling workers and consumers, a union said on Friday.
The parole of an apartheid-era hitman does not set a precedent for the release of Clive Derby-Lewis, the correctional services minister said on Friday
The soldiers’ protest will continue until the minister of defence tables a decent wage offer, the South African National Defence Union said on Friday.
Belts have been tightened for this year’s Cape Town Fashion Week as the fashion set seeks new ways to counter crunch time at the pay machine.
Western Cape Judge President Judge Hlophe was on Friday afternoon still waiting to hear whether the JSC had dropped a probe against him.
Cosatu on Friday backed off from its Equality Court demand that Western Cape Premier Helen Zille reconstitute her male-dominated cabinet.
In the past three years Telkom has suffered almost R3-billion in losses because of cable theft, Parliament was told on Friday.
Ace Magashule has ordered that a list of poor white people in the province be compiled so that they could be given houses, a report said on Friday.
Apartheid-era hitman Butana Almond Nofemela has been granted parole, Correctional Services Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said on Friday.
The National Union of Mineworker’s said on Friday it had rejected the latest wage offer from Anglo Platinum.
The retail price of all grades of petrol will increase by 36 cents a litre on Wednesday September 2, it was announced on Friday.
A strike at Impala Platinum has spread to another mine and hit output, the company said on Friday.
An urgent meeting of the President’s National Stakeholders Advisory Council on Electricity should be held, Business Unity South Africa said on Friday.
The Proteas find themselves on top of the pile, and there isn’t a dissenting voice to be heard anywhere.
The taxi strike against the launch of the Bus Rapid Transit system is still on, said the South African National Taxi Council on Friday.
In the past month SA has won seven medals at three world championships, including three in Berlin and three at the swimming championships in Rome.
Rustenburg may be hosting only six 2010 Cup matches, but the excitement on the ground could pass for that in a city preparing to stage the final.
Of course, politicians understand this efficacy just as well as commercial sponsors do — and are quick to deploy it for good or ill.
Mbalula’s call for Zuma to serve a second term as ANC president is the first by a senior national executive committee member.
Eskom took a big bet on the aluminium price and lost. The parastatal announced results on Thursday that showed it falling deep into the red.
The BLK JKS talk about world tours, international labels and recording South African rock’s magnum opus. Lloyd Gedye reports.
It’s often easy for South Africans to imagine they live in an alternative reality. Maybe that’s why <i>District 9</i> works so well.
SABMiller is using legislation to speed up the licensing of its retail customers.
The soldiers who embarked on illegal and violent protest at the Union Buildings will be dismissed, Lindiwe Sisulu said on Thursday.
South African Revenue Service workers plan to strike after wage talks reached an impasse, the Public Servants’ Association said on Thursday.