Acts of intimidation and the violent disruption of towns and cities were reported throughout the country during this week’s municipal strike.
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.
Mary Sibande is more than just another arty-farty township chick, writes Percy Mabandu.
There was no ulterior motive behind lodging a complaint against Judge John Hlophe with the JSC, Chief Justice Pius Langa said on Thursday.
Negotiations between municipal workers and their employers remain deadlocked, unions said on Thursday afternoon.
The grandson of Mangosuthu Buthelezi was abducted last week, the IFP leader said in his online letter on Thursday.
Transformation of print media ownership is happening at a snail’s pace, the Media Development and Diversity Agency said on Thursday.
John Hlophe on Thursday claimed he had been subjected to a public lynching in the way the Constitutional Court handled a complaint against him.
The High Court in Pretoria on Thursday set aside the Public Protector’s 2005 report on the so-called ”Oilgate” scandal.
Sappi reported an operating loss of -million for the company’s third quarter ending June 30, the paper manufacturer said on Thursday.
Ministers’ lavish car allowances will be reconsidered as a part of a review of government spending, the minister in the presidency said on Thursday.
There was a festive atmosphere at the SABC offices in Auckland Park on Thursday, where striking workers picketed along the sidewalk.
South Africa’s producer price inflation fell for a second month in a row, Statistics South Africa said on Thursday.
Samwu, whose members have been on strike since Monday, on Thursday rejected the employer’s latest wage offer.
The appointment of Bheki Cele as SA’s new police national commissioner marks a continuation of the tough talk on policing and crime.
Cold Rooibos has been poured over draft legislation seeking to protect staples of local culture such as African dances — and the herbal tea itself.
Opposition parties say that President Jacob Zuma has made a big mistake in appointing Bheki Cele as the new national commissioner of police.
The University of Johannesburg is part of an international team that has just finished work on agreeing on a standard plant DNA barcode.
Solidarity said on Wednesday that Anglo American plans to shed further jobs and accused the company of adopting a short-term survival strategy.
Cope parliamentary leader Mvume Dandala had offered to resign from the position because of internal squabbles that threatened to rip apart the party.
Bheki Cele has been appointed national police commissioner, despite vehement objections from political parties earlier this week.
The media will be allowed to cover the JSC’s preliminary inquiry into the complaint lodged by Constitutional Court judges against John Hlophe.
Samwu on Wednesday dismissed criticism of its members trashing city streets as ”class-based responses”.
Bheki Cele has been appointed South Africa’s new police boss. He replaces embattled former police national commissioner Jackie Selebi.
The City of Johannesburg plans to upgrade all informal settlements by 2014, mayor Amos Masondo said on Wednesday.
Police used tear gas and rubber bullets on Wednesday to disperse protesters in Mashishing in the latest violent demonstration over public services.
What to make of the war of words that has erupted between Jonathan Jansen and Jessie Duarte?
Gareth Stokes investigates the reasons for the slowdown in mergers and acquisitions
A primal simplification of the merger and acquisition process can be found in the universal predator/prey model.
Strike action at both the SABC and Telkom has been brought forward, the Communication Workers’ Union said on Tuesday.
Lawyers for various media on Tuesday challenged the JSC’s decision to hold a closed preliminary investigation into a complaint against John Hlophe.