Labour Minister Membathisi Mdladlana warned municipal workers on Tuesday that violent protests would ”only harden attitudes”.
Chief executives officers of large South African companies are confident about growth prospects, a survey published on Tuesday found.
The Democratic Alliance on Tuesday urged President Jacob Zuma to appoint a national police commissioner with experience, expertise and independence.
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SA’s official jobless rate ticked up slightly in the second quarter, a labour report showed on Tuesday.
The strike by municipal workers is costing the country in the region of R15-million a day, an economist said on Tuesday.
City Power has provided back-up power to at least 70% of the homes and businesses affected by an underground fire in the Johannesburg CBD this week.
Solidarity has accepted an offer of a 9% wage increase in the industrial chemical sector, a union spokesperson said on Tuesday.
There will not be any further interest rate reductions in the forseeable future, the Bureau for Economic Research said on Tuesday.
Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe’s “conscience is clear” concerning allegations that he attempted to improperly influence two judges.
Can cellphones make grain cheaper for a poor consumer or mitigate the impact of a food crisis on a country? Yes, says research released on Monday.
Communications Minister Siphiwe Nyanda has appointed 12 industry experts to investigate problems at the SABC, his office said on Tuesday.
Research shows rich South Africans feel financially vulnerable because they don’t save, but they also do nothing about it
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Passengers set alight five coaches of the long distance rail service, Shosholoza Meyl, on Monday after a locomotive broke down in the Free State.
Several protesters were injured by rubber bullets as thousands of municipal workers took to the streets on Monday to demand better pay.
Johannesburg’s CBD could be without power until late this week after an underground electrical fire, City Power spokesperson Louis Pieterse said.
A court has reserved judgement in an appeal against the severity of sentence imposed on Dina Rodrigues and four others for murder.
John Hlophe is opposing a court bid by media houses to force the JSC to open a probe into his alleged misconduct to the public.
The elusive sardines have finally arrived in KwaZulu-Natal almost two months after tourists were expecting them to hit the province’s shores.
Ruan Pienaar and Jean de Villiers should be back for SA’s Tri-Nations match against New Zealand on Saturday after injury scares.
A strike by Metrorail workers was suspended on Monday after a new wage offer was tabled, union officials said.
A court will on Tuesday hear a bid by the media to set aside the JSC’s decision to hold a preliminary investigation into John Hlophe.
SA must remain vigilant about polio as the threat of the virus spreading through its borders still lingered, the deputy health minister said on Monday
The 2009 mid-year population of South Africa was estimated at 49,32-million, Statistics SA said on Monday.
Thousands of municipal workers went on strike on Monday to press for wage hikes in a move expected to cripple public services nationwide.
Employers are increasingly keeping deductions for employee benefits rather than paying them to retirement funds, the IRF said on Monday.
A former Gauteng councillor has been arrested for charging people R57 to apply for an RDP house — a service that should cost the applicant nothing.
Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Malusi Gigaba began a series of meetings in Balfour on Monday to discuss the recent protests there.
After weeks of vandalism and battles between township residents and police, Jacob Zuma asked South Africans on Saturday to desist from violence.
Some of the shack dwellers of Jeffsville recently had an idea: Why not stage a march to demand government housing?
Will the Judicial Service Commission rely on racial populism alone?