South Africa has made great strides in creating a democratic country, former politician and transition negotiator Roelf Meyer said on Friday.
Telkom shareholders have agreed to sell 15% of the company’s stake in Vodacom to the United Kingdom-based Vodafone Group, Telkom said on Friday.
The retail price of petrol will increase by between 31 cents and 36 cents per litre, depending on the grade, on Wednesday.
Instead of coming up with an original strategy for selling Cope to the voter, Mlungisi Hlongwane brought ”a carbon copy of the ANC’s elections manual”
Zimbabwean poet Chirikure Chirikure will lead a concert aimed at raising awareness on Zimbabwe at Bassline. Precy Zvomuya spoke to him.
ANC president Jacob Zuma says the government’s refusal of a visa to the Dalai Lama did not undermine human rights, according to a report on Friday.
South Africa seek their first win in seven games against European opposition when they host resurgent Norway at Royal Bafokeng Stadium on Saturday.
In just two weeks life has changed dramatically for Simon Magakwe, who emerged from nowhere to become SA’s new sprint king.
The Dalai Lama could not be allowed to raise global issues on SA soil that would effect the country’s standing, Trevor Manuel said on Thursday.
They left Johannesburg in the dead of night, in search of yet another refuge. Somali refugees felt it was better to face a Botswana jail than SA.
According to student Ayogu, ”he is the Holy Father, and our spiritual leader, his words carry a lot of weight in all aspects of your life.
End is in sight for the health minister who dared to challenge government’s view on Tibet.
The Justice Department has released the terms of reference for the public service commission’s investigation into the conduct of DG Menzi Simelane.
Government has vowed to continue work on the BRT despite Tuesday’s protests in which taxi drivers and owners brought Johannesburg to a standstill.
If those of us who still believe that human rights must trump realpolitik are speechless, let the Dalai Lama speak for us.
Eskom gives cash-strapped Pamodzi Gold less than a week to settle its electricity bills amounting millions of rands to avoid power cuts at operations.
Minister: that South Africans are in the dark about crime statistics must be blamed on the agenda of the opposition Democratic Alliance.
University law deans have approached the Council on Higher Education to probe the relevance and adequacy of the LLB degree.
Bernard Parker and Katlego Mashego could get the chance to establish themselves as the new strike partnership when Bafana host Norway on Saturday.
Judge Kate O’Regan has come out in support of Health Minister Barbara Hogan who spoke out against a decision to refuse the Dalai Lama entry to SA.
The Star newspaper has denied being in possession of the medical records of Schabir Shaik.
The JSC will hear the matter relating to Cape Judge President John Hlophe between April 1 and 8, spokesperson Marumo Moerane said on Wednesday.
The Dalai Lama’s chief envoy said on Wednesday that China hurt its own bid for deeper ties with Africa by pressuring SA to bar the Tibetan leader.
It is important to know what you are entitled to legally when facing retrenchment, writes Maya Fisher-French.
With marriage rates on the decline in the black community, those women who desperately want to tie the knot will "not be the one".
Healers and scientists team up to play on a competitive pharmaceutical field. Jan A Botha reports.
Illinois-based curator Tumelo Mosaka will present a non-commercial video project, titled <i>Here and Now</i>, at this year’s Joburg Art Fair.
Taxi violence during a protest in Gauteng was deplorable, the Gauteng executive council said on Wednesday.
The registration of Zimbabwean refugees living at the Central Methodist Church has been completed, Gauteng local government said on Wednesday.
Controversial SABC board deputy chairperson Christine Qunta has resigned, the broadcaster said on Wednesday.
The health minister’s comments about the decision to deny the Dalai Lama a visa were ”rather unfortunate”, said a government spokesperson on Wednesday
A group of Jo’burg flat dwellers will hear on Thursday whether they have succeeded in their court challenge against a decision to evict them.