Pioneer Foods’s bakery arm, Sasko, is shirking responsibility for contraventions of the Competition Act, the Competition Tribunal heard on Monday.
The world has now seen that SA is ready to stage the 2010 World Cup finals, which kick off on June 11 next year, Fifa said on Monday.
Fidentia’s curators have been probing a deal involving ”a significant entity in the financial-services industry”.
With hundreds of thousands of tourists expected in South Africa for the 2010 World Cup, a new debate has erupted over legalising prostitution.
South African fixed-line phone firm Telkom posted a 45,9% fall in full-year headline earnings per share.
British and Irish Lions prop Phil Vickery does not expect to retain his place for the second Test against South Africa.
Paul Ngobeni and the University of Cape Town have parted ways following a university decision to abandon disciplinary charges against him.
Bafana shone against New Zealand but need to be even better when they meet Spain.
The alleged falsification of Toni Yengeni’s drunken-driving docket caused confusion, the Parow Regional Court heard on Friday.
The Competition Tribunal hearing into whether Pioneer Foods was a member of a national bread cartel continued on Friday.
An SABC Labour Court application to prevent a strike at the public broadcaster was postponed on Friday until next week.
Electricity parastatal Eskom is guilty of price discrimination, economist Mike Schussler said on Friday.
Six days into the Confederations Cup the transport of spectators to and from the games is still beset by difficulty, organisers admitted Friday.
South Africans and travellers to the Confederations Cup need not panic after SA’s first case of swine flu was confirmed, the Health Department says.
Arms-deal lobbyist Terry Crawford-Browne has written to President Jacob Zuma asking again for a judicial inquiry into the multimillion-dollar deal.
IFP members are being targeted for assassination in a ”sinister plan”, the IFP said on Thursday following an attack on a party councillor.
South Africa has identified the first case of the H1N1 flu virus in the country, the Department of Health said on Thursday.
Chicken restaurant chain KFC will create up to 9 000 new jobs in South Africa over the next three to five years, it said on Thursday.
Ireland’s David Wallace has edged out Martyn Williams for the key position of openside flanker in British and Irish Lions Test team.
The government has no intention of driving white commercial farmers off the land, Agriculture Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson said on Thursday.
Businessman Hugh Glenister’s latest bid to save the Scorpions has been rejected by a full bench of the Cape High Court.
Three more bodies were found in the wreckage of a crash on the N1 outside Polokwane on Thursday morning, raising the death toll to nine, police said.
The deficit on South Africa’s current account widened more than expected to 7% in the first quarter of 2009.
Bafana Bafana striker Bernard Parker has gone from zero to hero in the space of four days.
We are back to watching the familiar spectacle of the ANC and its alliance partners at each other’s throats over this and that.
Trustees have been appointed for South African assets seized from Ponzi scheme fraud suspect Barry Tannenbaum.
United Kingdom-based businessmen are among the victims of South Africa’s largest Ponzi scheme, the Telegraph reported on Wednesday.
Ashwin Trikamjee, who was the acting board chairperson of the SABC, resigned on Wednesday, the Ministry of Communications said.
Unions and gold producers met on Wednesday with a mediating authority in a bid to prevent a strike over union demands for a wage increase.
What if we were all getting it wrong? The strident defenders of Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe and his anxious detractors.
One of the new stadiums built for the 2010 World Cup was attacked by armed robbers after an international rugby game.
South Africa occupies an unusual position in debates about foreign aid.