DA leader Helen Zille hit out at critics of her dance moves on Wednesday, saying dancing and singing were part of South Africa’s culture.
<em>Mail & Guardian Online</em>’s Thought Leader blogger Azad Essa clinched the best political blog award at the SA Blog Awards ceremony last weekend.
Watching the dramatic events that set Jacob Zuma free this week, I could not help but feel we had come full circle.
The M&G presents the statement that we think the head of the NPA, Mokotedi Mpshe, should have delivered on Monday.
Jacob Zuma’s prosecutor, Billy Downer, is not a happy man. But he won’t be quitting any time soon, he tells Adriaan Basson.
Bafana Bafana on Wednesday plummeted five places in the Fifa world rankings to 77th position.
The production of a high-security South African passport started on Wednesday, the CEO of the Government Printing Works said.
Death is not something most people like to dwell on.
But for Renoldah Kgole, it’s part of her everyday life.
The NPA should review all its cases in which there was a potential for meddling, similar to that which occurred in the case of Jacob Zuma.
And on the 19th day, they celebrated. Nosimilo Ndlovu offers up a crash course in one of the world’s fastest-growing religions.
Somalis are moving into neighbourhoods across the country. But being part of the community isn’t that easy. Ilham Rawoot reports.
Are today’s young people more religious than their parents? A recent international study has revealed some surprising results.
When I was a young boy, our elders used to regale us with tales of the legends that lived among them.
One Johannesburg congregation is bringing a little slice of America to Africa. Percy Zvomuya goes to church.
My family’s ritual Sunday lunch at home has not been the same since the birth of the ANC’s half sister Congress of the People.
The quality of South Africa’s fresh water is so compromised that the survival of some species in our rivers, lagoons and dams are at risk.
Hydrologists fear there may be more rains to come in the next few weeks, with Cyclone Izilda heading for Mozambique.
Membership of Cabinet includes a constitutional practice of acceptance of decisions or resignation.
The 2009-10 budget for ARV provision will fall short by R1-billion if the numbers of infected people continue to grow.
Talks to resolve a pay dispute between Satawu and the Road Freight Employers’ Association continued late on Tuesday afternoon.
The JSC hearing into a misconduct complaint against Judge President John Hlophe will continue despite his lawyers withdrawing, it ruled on Tuesday.
ANC president Jacob Zuma on Tuesday alleged that the more than R4-million payments he received from fraudster Schabir Shaik were loans.
John Hlophe’s lawyers withdrew from a hearing before the JSC on Tuesday, leaving the commission to decide if it should proceed in their absence.
Locally based players will get a last chance to impress Bafana Bafana head coach Joel Santana ahead of June’s Confederations Cup at a May 13 PSL camp.
Tito Mboweni said on Tuesday he ”might not be surprised” to see another quarter of negative growth, which would send the economy into recession.
Lawyers for Cape Judge President John Hlophe requested a third postponement of his judicial misconduct hearing before the JSC on Tuesday.
ANC presidential candidate Jacob Zuma on Tuesday said he was a victim of a ”systematic abuse of power”, but stressed he was not above the law.
The Judicial Services Commission (JSC) hearing into Cape Judge President John Hlophe started more than an hour late on Tuesday with his lawyers requesting another postponement. Hlophe’s lawyer, Vuyani Ngalwana, apologised ”profusely” for being late, saying he could not get an earlier flight to Johannesburg. ”I would like to place on the record the commission’s […]
African National Congress (ANC) president Jacob Zuma was officially free of his corruption charges on Tuesday.
Talks to resolve a pay dispute with Satawu members would continue on Tuesday, the Road Freight Employers’ Association said.
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) adjourned the hearing of Cape Judge President John Hlophe until ”later notice” on Tuesday.
It is time for the public to take responsibility for choosing the corrupt and dishonest to lead us.