President Jacob Zuma told the National Youth Development Agency on Tuesday to prioritise poverty alleviation and crime-fighting programmes.
An interim board for the SABC could be established within a week, Communications Minister Siphiwe Nyanda said on Tuesday.
SA’s agriculture minister said on Tuesday SA would not seize white farms to redistribute to black South Africans as this would harm its economy.
Bok flanker Heinrich Brussow completed a dramatic turnaround on Tuesday when he was chosen to face the British and Irish Lions in the first Test.
Rustenburg hosts its biggest football match when Bafana Bafana face New Zealand in a winner-takes-all Confederations Cup clash on Wednesday.
The National Youth Development Agency seems set to repeat the mistakes of previous government youth initiatives, DA leader Helen Zille says.
Heineken NV, the world’s third-largest brewer, is in talks to build a malting facility at its new brewery in SA, an official said on Tuesday.
The buzz around the 2010 World Cup has made its way into art.
Brazil needed a stoppage-time penalty from Kaka to beat Egypt 4-3 in a thrilling Confederations Cup Group B match on Monday.
A team set up to investigate Barry Tannenbaum’s alleged pyramid scheme is not just focused on the scheme itself — investors are also under scrutiny.
The trial of Cezanne Visser, also known as Advocate Barbie, resumed in the high court in Pretoria on Monday after a break of more than two months.
Some reflection on our nation seemed called for as Bafana Bafana and Iraq faced off in the Confederations Cup on Sunday.
The JSC on Monday afternoon opened the nominations process for the appointment of four Constitutional Court judges set to leave the court in October.
Organisers of the Confederations Cup on Monday said they were looking at ways to avoid repeat scenes of footballers playing in half-empty stadiums.
Lonmin has shut down its number one furnace at Marikana in North West following a production incident on Sunday, the company said on Monday.
Bafana Bafana coach Joel Santana was again found wanting tactically during Sunday’s disappointing goalless draw against mediocre Iraq.
A court ruling that could spell the end of trophy hunting of captive bred lions in SA was welcomed by the Endangered Wildlife Trust on Friday.
The KwaZulu-Natal legislature’s speaker, Peggy Nkonyeni, and two co-accused go on trial in August for corruption.
Helen Zille on Friday accused the ANC of using the transformation of the judiciary as a smokescreen for creating a bench that will serve its agenda.
A crucial investment-protection agreement between SA and Zimbabwe should be signed by the end of this month.
Satawu supports government efforts to regulate the taxi industry and will push for the unionisation of the sector, it said on Friday.
A court decision in favour of the government on canned hunting could be the end of the road for South Africa’s 123 lion breeders.
Energy Minister Dipuo Peters says that measures must be put in place to shield the poor from an electricity price increase requested by Eskom.
General Motors SA will on Thursday oppose a Labour Court bid by Numsa to have retrenched workers reinstated.
The ACDP has withdrawn from the Cape Town multiparty municipal government, ACDP leader Kenneth Meshoe announced on Thursday.
Thanks to Twitter, delegates to the World Economic Forum on Africa are spreading their own soundbites faster than journalists can file them.
The Competition Tribunal will hear a price-fixing complaint against Pioneer Foods next week, it said on Thursday.
One of South Africa’s largest Ponzi schemes, estimated to be worth up to R10-billion, has been uncovered, reports said on Thursday.
Bafana defender Matthew Booth on Wednesday denied the national squad had held Safa to ransom over extra bonus money.
The 12 Parktown Boys’ High School pupils accused of assaulting a junior pupil at their school are expected to appear again in court on Thursday.
British and Irish Lions coach Ian McGeechan praised his team’s patience and discipline after a 39-3 rout of the Sharks on Wednesday.
Economic reforms that helped drive Africa’s fastest growth for decades appear to be stalling in the face of the global crisis, a report shows.