Opposition parties have accused Rhema of being biased towards the ANC after it refused to allow their leaders to follow in Jacob Zuma’s footsteps.
Free State Stars coach Steve Komphela reckons his two big guns will be too strong for Kaizer Chiefs’ unpredictable defenders to handle on Saturday.
Cape Judge President John Hlophe’s appeal to the Constitutional Court could result in a recusal of the judges who laid the complaint against him.
The ANC on Wednesday dismissed reports that it was trying to lure prominent Cope members back with exorbitant salaries and cars.
The three men who killed Lucky Dube should be removed from society and not be considered for parole before serving 25 years, the prosecution said.
South Africans woke up to a string of unlikely news stories in various print and broadcast media on Wednesday to mark April fools’ day.
Lynley Donnelly meets up with the South African consumer’s agony aunt.
Cape Judge President John Hlophe will take his challenge to the complaint against him to the Constitutional Court, his lawyer confirmed on Wednesday.
Threats and disrupted meetings have tarnished campaigning for SA’s elections, as the country struggles to fully overcome the legacy of violence.
The Johannesburg Development Agency goes where private property developers fear to tread — and then make those areas irresistible to investors.
Journalist Charlene Smith looks back at the lessons she has learned and taught others about survival over the past ten years.
An urgent application by the IFP leader to force the government to grant a visa to the Dalai Lama will take place on Thursday.
Slain reggae musician Lucky Dube’s family clapped in excitement as three men accused of his murder were found guilty on Tuesday.
The NPA should be able to say by Friday when it intends to announce whether charges against Jacob Zuma would be dropped, it said on Tuesday.
The ANC on Tuesday denied IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi’s comments that it had won control of KwaZulu-Natal in 2004 because it bussed in supporters.
A poll conducted by Kickoff on Monday revealed that most fans rated Bafana’s performance against Norway on Saturday as ”good but not great”.
The detention and deportation of Pakistani national Khalid Mahmood Rashid from South Africa to Pakistan in 2005 were unlawful, the SCA held on Tuesday
International long-term savings group Old Mutual has made it clear it has no plans to dispose of Nedbank.
The African National Congress plans to introduce national health insurance in its next term in government, party president Jacob Zuma said on Tuesday.
Zola Ngcakani has given ”inadequate reasons” for dismissing a probe into allegations that Thabo Mbeki’s phone was tapped, the DA said on Tuesday.
The JSC said it has barred the public from its Hlophe hearings to protect the ‘dignity and stature’ of the high office occupied by the feuding parties
Judgement in the trial of Lucky Dube’s alleged killers was delayed on Tuesday to ascertain if two of the accused were fit to proceed.
IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi will push ahead with a court application to force the minister of home affairs to grant the Dalai Lama a visa.
ANC president Jacob Zuma is waiting, like the rest of South Africa, to hear whether the NPA will drop graft charges against him.
The Supreme Court of Appeal on Tuesday upheld an appeal by judges of the Constitutional Court relating to a dispute with judge John Hlophe.
Orlando Pirates have only one goal left this season and that is the Absa Premiership. The Buccaneers have six matches to dethrone SuperSport United.
Moroka Swallows are determined to pick up their socks and end their slump to qualify for the MTN top 8 soccer competition next season.
SuperSport said on Tuesday it had temporarily parted ways with ex-Springbok rugby captain Joost Van Der Westhuizen.
Only 4% of South Africans living with HIV in South Africa are receiving preventative therapy for tuberculosis and only 1% are being screened for TB.
The ANC seems just as reluctant to reveal its funding sources as ever. Different donors, maybe; same secrecy.
A camp to which 700 families are to be relocated is fraught with hazards, writes Niren Tolsi.
Rapule Tabane puts 10 tough ones to the leader of the Independent Democrats, Patricia de Lille.