A bail-out by government seems the only solution, but what’s to stop the SABC sliding into the deep red once again?
The disadvantaged are unlikely to benefit from a high court ruling on mineral rights, the National Union of Mineworkers said on Wednesday.
A court challenge over the issuing of presidential pardons will be brought this week by a coalition of victim and civil society organisations.
The AA expressed concern on Wednesday over a proposed tariff increase that would see Gauteng motorists paying 39 cents a litre more.
The church’s support for the ANC was an ”unequivocal biblical declaration that if God is for us who can be against us,” Jacob Zuma said on Wednesday.
The plight of Zimbabwean refugees in South Africa around the border town of Musina has become ”desperate”, said government spokesperson Themba Maseko.
The NPA has let it be known that it has been supplied with additional information by Zuma’s lawyers which has necessitated further investigation.
One of the victims of the fire that raged on Table Mountain through Tuesday night has died, the Western Cape health department said on Wednesday.
The African National Congress has launched a comic strip to boost its chances of being re-elected next month.
South Africa is moving further away from the visions of those who struggled for liberation, Jody Kollapen said on Wednesday.
Tito Mboweni announced on Wednesday that the South African Reserve Bank will now meet on March 23 and 24 to decide on interest rates.
SA’s retail sales grew for the first time in nine months in January, data showed on Wednesday, but analysts warned the rise may be short-lived.
The JSE came off earlier levels but managed to remain in positive territory by noon on Wednesday as weaker US futures indicated another negative open.
The IEC said on Wednesday it would not reveal how many objections it had received to candidates nominated on the provisional election list.
Not enough game in Europe for some star players could pose a challenge to Bafana’s technical team as they prepare for two friendlies later this month.
”Some – have tried to reintegrate on more than one occasion,” she says. ”Because they fear for their safety they’re not going back.”
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Cope president Mosiuoa Lekota on Tuesday suggested South Africa was heading down a similar path which led to the deterioration of Zimbabwe.
Some of those who left cite irreconcilable differences with university management over academic freedom and other issues.
There is space in the electoral market. The only question is whether any opposition party can exploit the opportunity.
Phillip de Wet went to the executive floor to find out what business thinks about the state of our economy.
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Many councillors believe it would be political suicide to publicly disclose their HIV status, an Idasa study says.
The media is allowed to report on details of divorce proceedings, but will need a court’s permission to use the name of the parties involved.
Cope will ask the Public Protector to probe the reported R1-million spent on protecting Jacob Zuma every month, Mvume Dandala said on Tuesday.
Church leaders who did not give political leaders equal exposure were not worthy pastors, Cope presidential candidate Mvume Dandala said on Tuesday.
Finance Minister Trevor Manuel says the world was warned about the current global financial crisis.
Aids is killing so many politicians in Africa and is threatening the ability of governments to function properly, a researcher said on Tuesday.
The DA said on Tuesday it has asked the IEC and ANC to remove Winnie Madikizela-Mandela from the party’s election list because of her fraud conviction
New UK visa requirements for South Africans are not expected to have a big impact on trade between the two countries, it was reported on Tuesday.
Gold Fields on Tuesday confirmed that Mvelaphanda Resources had taken receipt of its 15% shareholding in GFI Mining South Africa.
Free State Stars could not have played wounded Moroka Swallows at a worse time, says Stars coach Steve Komphela.