The DA is taking legal advice on whether Shaik’s release on medical parole is reviewable after reported sightings of him driving around Durban.
SA’s first recession in 17 years could be to blame for an increasing number of stress-related illnesses, a medical scheme said on Tuesday.
What a difference seven days make. Here is a tale of two weekends, with two widely divergent aims and outcomes.
President Jacob Zuma has been interdicted by a Pretoria judge from making a permanent appointment of a National Director of Public Prosecutions.
By reappointing Dr Ayanda Ntsaluba the Cabinet has put skill before partisanship. This is how government should work.
Late payments to thousands of care-givers are weakening South Africa’s battle against HIV/Aids and tuberculosis.
The presidency has employed media aides who have not
been in government before, writes Rapule Tabane.
This is Dolly Gule’s story. On August 24 2004 her youngest daughter, Tshepang, was admitted to Durban’s King Edward VIII Hospital.
ANC stalwart and Western Cape regional land claims commissioner Beverley Jansen has broken her silence on land starvation in the province.
Bheki Cele’s intervention in a culpable homicide trial hasn’t even featured in court.
Jet fuel suppliers to OR Tambo International, Africa’s busiest airport, played the blame game following a fuel shortage.
A word like hotnot says more about who utters it than about who is on the receiving end.Offensive? Maybe. Illegal? Ridiculous.
South Africa’s economic policies are sound, United States Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said in Johannesburg on Friday.
Speculation is rife that Judge Sandile Ngcobo’s appointment as chief justice is a ploy to hand over the post to Hlophe in two years’ time.
The proposed national health insurance is urgent and necessary, but there are serious obstacles, not least the real cost.
Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe believes his sin was to side with the ANC president.
The United States government is hoping Hillary Clinton’s visit will pave the way to US military bases on African soil.
Our goal to transform our society is implicit in our actions towards forging a united, nonracial, non-sexist and democratic society.
South Africa displays ”sound” economic policies, United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in Johannesburg on Friday.
The Justice for Hlophe Alliance on Friday said it would push for another Constitutional Court position for Cape Judge President John Hlophe.
Opposition parties have urged Jacob Zuma to withdraw his statement on the nomination of Sandile Ngcobo to replace outgoing Chief Justice Pius Langa.
The US and SA pledged joint action on Friday to induce reforms in Zimbabwe as Hillary Clinton hailed a new spirit of cooperation between the countries
United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton encouraged South Africa on Friday to use its influence to bolster reforms in Zimbabwe.
Gauteng economic development minister Firoz Cachalia undertook to create jobs by encouraging self-employment in his budget vote speech on Thursday.
Peace appears to be about to break out over the troubled N2 Gateway housing project.
President Jacob Zuma on Friday told hundreds of school principals that education was priority number one for his administration.
The South African Medical Association called for calm on Friday over the swine flu pandemic.
Eskom voiced hope ahead of talks on Friday of averting a strike that could paralyse Africa’s biggest economy.
Hillary Clinton was in South Africa on Friday on a bid for a fresh start in relations, seeking cooperation in pushing Zimbabwe to carry out reforms.
President Jacob Zuma has shown his common touch as a people’s president in the face of violent protests and economic pressures.
Private higher institutions in South Africa are now part and parcel of the evolving education landscape in the country.
Judge’s ruling is a vindication for the Mail & Guardian, and a serious challenge for Lawrence Mushwana.