Former opposition leader Tony Leon and former ministers Zola Skweyiya and Ngconde Balfour have been earmarked for diplomatic posts.
Power in central Johannesburg was fully restored in the early hours of Monday morning following an underground fire last week, an official said.
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The DA says it will not be business as usual in implementing BEE policies, writes Mandy Rossouw.
The environmental impact assessment reports released by Eskom consultants on three proposed nuclear stations read as tendentious propaganda.
The global economic meltdown is taking its toll on the local economy, but the JSE has turned upwards, writes Lynley Donnelly.
Attending a short course in project management does not make you a project manager.
HIV/Aids infection rates may increase during the Soccer World Cup, the South African National Aids Council said on Friday.
Cele’s appointment is aimed at tilting the political balance at the command level of the police service.
Government is leaning on South Africa’s large mobile companies to bring down interconnection rates.
Toxic waste disposer Thermopower now faces investigations by the Green Scorpions, on top of a pending criminal prosecution.
With a green tax looming Sukasha Singh reports on how much carbon emissions labelling tells us about a car’s green credentials.
The five-day strike by South Africa’s municipal workers is over, Samwu and Imatu said on Friday.
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) raised its wage increase offer to employees to 10% on Friday, the broadcaster said.
The SA National Taxi Council is considering taking legal action against dealers who sell unsafe converted taxis, a spokesperson said on Friday.
SA’s trade account stayed in surplus for a second consecutive month in June, pointing to easing pressures on its ailing current account.
The Supreme Court of Appeal on Friday dismissed an application by Najwa Petersen for leave to appeal against her sentence for killing her husband.
A witness, who identified a man accused of murdering 13 women, burst into tears when she explained the modus operandi used by the accused.
The retail price of petrol will drop next week, the Energy Department said on Friday.
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu will accept the Medal of Freedom award from US President Barack Obama next week, his office said on Friday.
Foreign media reports portraying SA as ”seized with unrest” because of the service delivery protests were unfounded, Jacob Zuma said on Friday.
Mahatma Gandhi’s former home in a quiet Johannesburg suburb has attracted a flurry of potential buyers, the current owner said on Friday.
A probe has been launched into allegations that police tortured the wife of a missing Ga-Rankuwa detective, a police official said on Friday.
Sicelo Shiceka, you don’t need the NIA to tell you why people are out on the streets in angry protest; you need a weather man.
Rustenburg football fans welcome the Telkom Charity Cup to their city on Saturday.
Deep in the heart of Johannesburg’s East Rand suburb of Kempton Park stands the Khayalami Hospital, empty and unused for 12 years.
With a host of new ministers in various departments, directors general are uncertain about where they stand.
Palesa Morudu describes how a trip down the BEE road requires the right shoes.
With interest rates going negative, only the rich can afford to stay in cash
When President Jacob Zuma announced his new Cabinet, he ushered in a new era for the state’s apparatus charged with responding to rural poverty.
June 16 commemorations have come and gone. We witnessed the launch of the Youth Development Agency with great fanfare and expectations.
By allocating shares to staff, the retail sector is slowly joining the empowerment drive.