With Telkom having held the country to ransom following its privatisation in 1997, government has taken a leaf out of <i>Terminator</i>.
Paul Ngobeni attacks Western Cape judge president John Hlophe in an about turn move by his staunchest defender.
A summit on the rising costs of fuel will be held by Energy Minister Dipuo Peters, her department said on Thursday.
Government has called on public service doctors to end their strike and return to work immediately.
South Africa’s greenhouse gas emissions per capita are similar to that of industrialised countries, the WWF said on Wednesday.
Ireland centre Brian O’Driscoll has slammed SA coach Peter de Villiers for defending Bok flanker Schalk Burger, who was banned for eye-gouging.
The SA Federation of Civil Engineering Contractors says it will apply for an interdict to stop workers at World Cup sites from going on strike.
The Springboks have been challenged to do a ballet class to compare fitness levels.
Graeme Smith completed a year of huge achievement when he was named both SA Cricketer of the Year and Castle Test Cricketer of the Year on Tuesday.
All cellphone SIM cards will have to be registered in terms of legislation that comes into effect on Wednesday.
Axed SABC chief executive Dali Mpofu on Tuesday backed a call for a judicial inquiry into the financial affairs of the public broadcaster.
The government signed a revised pay offer for public-sector doctors on Tuesday in the hope of ending weeks of picketing and strikes.
I was out watching a local band on Thursday night when my girlfriend called to tell me that Michael Jackson had died.
Icasa’s complaints committee erred in finding it has no jurisdiction on a complaint about the SABC’s ”blacklist”, the FXI said on Tuesday.
NUM said on Tuesday that 50 000 construction workers would launch a strike over pay from next Wednesday, halting work across the economy.
South Africa’s trade balance swung to its first monthly surplus in 29 months in May, data showed on Tuesday.
The ANC in KZN has described the suspension of Durban’s bus service as unacceptable, and has called on the government urgently sort it out.
Doctor Khumalo’s drunken-driving case was postponed by the Roodepoort Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.
The Springboks are to appeal the two-week ban lock Bakkies Botha received for a dangerous charge on Adam Jones in the second Test on the weekend.
Brian O’Driscoll and Adam Jones are to return home after being ruled out of the final Test against SA, British and Irish Lions officials say.
Consumer confidence rose in the second quarter of 2009 on expectations of better times, according to a consumer confidence index released on Tuesday.
A witness in Doctor Khumalo’s drunken-driving trial told a court on Tuesday that Khumalo was drunk when he crashed into a taxi.
Two protesters have been shot dead and several properties were set alight in a Piet Retief township in Mpumalanga, police said on Tuesday.
Growth in credit demand in South Africa’s private sector slowed sharply in May as companies curbed their borrowing.
Naspers reported a 4% rise in core earnings, in line with expectations, as it signed up more pay-TV customers, but headline profit fell.
The SABC is off the hook following a complaint by the Freedom of Expression Institute to Icasa over the SABC’s ”blacklisting” controversy.
Former Bafana Bafana soccer player Doctor Khumalo has pleaded not guilty in the drunken-driving case against him.
No one has yet been identified as responsible for the alleged theft of money from the Egyptian national soccer team’s hotel rooms, police say.
July’s petrol price hike that comes into effect on Wednesday is unacceptable, Ceppwawu said on Monday.
The Competition Commission has initiated an investigation into major SA supermarket chains for possible contraventions of the Competition Act.
KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) doctors on Monday defied a court order that compels them to go back to work.
A German journalist died in hospital on Monday from injuries suffered in a vehicle accident in the Free State, a German embassy spokesperson said.