Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe has informed the minister of justice that he intends to return to work after the current court recess ends.
The national leadership of Cope gathered at its headquarters on Friday to tackle the problems facing the fledgling party.
Julius Malema has distorted the facts of the Zuma rape case, sexual violence expert Lisa Vetten testified in his Equality Court hearing on Friday.
Axed SABC CEO Dali Mpofu is still looking for reinstatement — but neither the new acting SABC board nor the politicians want him.
The SABC has canned the respected environmental series 50/50, apparently for financial reasons — although critics are not convinced.
Dance is suggestive of physical energy, of a body in continuous and rhythmic movement. Poetry operates in much the same way.
The public broadcaster’s excessive spending ‘borders on criminal conduct’, say unions.
SA’s mix of English and Dutch law needs to be ”Africanised” to make it more relevant, Cape Judge President John Hlophe said on Thursday night.
What caused the once-profitable SABC to become a financial basket case?
White squatters are refusing to be relocated from a caravan park by the Mogale City council. Monako Dibetle reports.
There is now an opportunity to start afresh. The lessons of recent history are all too clear, if only those who control the process are prepared to learn.
The issue of the vuvuzela once again caused an uproar during the Confed Cup last month.
Julius Malema has admitted making comments about a woman who laid a rape charge against President Jacob Zuma, but denied they constituted hate speech.
Sports Minister Makhenkesi Stofile says Springbok rugby coach Peter de Villiers should watch his mouth, it was reported on Thursday.
The country’s gold output fell 10,5% in May 2009 compared with the same month last year, Statistics South Africa said on Thursday.
Strikes at 2010 World Cup stadiums will continue countrywide on Thursday as opposing parties prepare for another round of wage talks.
It is "nonsense" that inflation-targeting is necessary for strong and stable growth, Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz said on Wednesday.
The public is invited to make nominations for new SABC board members before July 31, a parliamentary committee on communications said on Wednesday.
Seventeen new cases of swine flu have been confirmed in South Africa, pushing the total of infections to 47.
More than 70 000 workers involved in construction on 2010 World Cup stadiums embarked on a strike on Wednesday to press for higher wages.
It seems that ever since the Soccer World Cup was awarded to South Africa, there have been some who have raised concerns about safety in the country.
Judges at a four-day judicial gathering in Pretoria have resolved to tackle court backlogs and delays.
The South African Council of Churches (SACC) has called on striking doctors to give negotiations a chance.
South African building workers began an indefinite strike on Wednesday that will halt work at stadiums for the 2010 World Cup.
Hundreds of South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) workers are expected to down tools during lunchtime on Wednesday over a wage dispute.
A 16-month-old baby was shot dead during a robbery in Eersterust, Pretoria, police said on Wednesday.
They came, the supreme exponents of this art form. Note, art form — because that is exactly what football is.
As part of Team SA, it’s important that we all do our bit, whether by attending the games or at the very least showing an interest in the game.
Controversial former City Press editor Vusi Mona has been appointed acting deputy director general for communications.
There are people who do not like Julius Malema. I am not one of them. He is a newsman’s dream.
John Robbie rarely says anything I want to write home about on his morning shows, which I listen to religiously.
The play <i>Hayani</i> is an evocative recollection of childhood by actor and director John Kani’s son, Atandwa, and Nat Ramabulana.