A land rights group has rejected Land Affairs Minister Lulu Xingwana’s ”use it or lose it” hard line on land redistribution.
The parole application of Chris Hani’s murderer, Clive Derby-Lewis, was dismissed in the North Gauteng High Court on Tuesday.
The Pretoria High Court will hand down judgement on Tuesday in the parole application of Clive Derby-Lewis, who was convicted of murdering Chris Hani.
Cosatu: it does not make sense that the gold mines are jumping on the bandwagon of cutting jobs when the price of gold remains stable.
Uwem Akpan of Nigeria won the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for Best First Book: Africa with <i>Say You’re One of Them</i>.
The South African economy could get worse before it gets better as it looks set to shrink by 0,5% this year, said RMB’s economics unit.
Providing housing was a race against time and a fight for resources, Housing Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said in Gauteng on Monday.
Look at it this way, it could be worse. At least there is 2010. Or maybe not. Phillip de Wet reports.
Desperate and unsuspecting South Africans are being lured into drug syndicates and are paying a heavy price in Thailand’s prisons.
The health department says it has laid criminal complaints with the police following a probe of the activities of vitamin salesperson Matthias Rath.
Federal prosecutors have notified a New York court that they also want the assets of Bernard Madoff’s wife.
French arms company Thint on Monday filed papers in the high court arguing that the state should drop the fraud and corruption case against it.
To look at the lampposts in the Western Cape as elections loom ever closer, you might think even the spin doctors are forging their degrees these days.
Lynley Donnelly surveys the JSE as the global economic downturn hits home and finds more survivors than wrecks.
A shrewd troop of baboons caused havoc along South Africa’s Cape peninsula over the weekend when they hijacked motorists’ cars to get at picnic food.
Drunken driving accused Judge Nkola Motata was called upon to explain in court on Monday why his second set of lawyers had withdrawn from the case.
The new 7-Series — like any car in this class — is a barge and there’s only so much you can do to make a barge pretty.
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s nomination by the ANC on its election list for the National Assembly has been approved by the electoral commission.
Moroka Swallows coach Julio Leal will have a heart to heart talk with his players after they crashed 2-1 to Platinum Stars on Sunday.
There has been a 56% increase in the number of missing police dockets over the past year, the Democratic Alliance said on Sunday.
Niren Tolsi on President Kgalema Motlanthe’s recent visit to a small KZN community: refreshing, no promises, but an activist vision of South Africa.
Political scientists suggest voters in the Western Cape are more likely to consider alternatives in this election.
Tragically, the good people among us assisted this by remaining silent.
ANC president Jacob Zuma asked for prayers for a peaceful election during a service at the Rhema Bible Church, in Randburg, on Sunday.
Hearing about the state of the economy is no fun. Especially when you get experts and politicians in the same room. Tanya Pampalone reports.
Cope has beefed up its election machinery by appointing new organisers, including outgoing South African Tourism chief executive Mooketsi Mosola.
Pearlie Joubert visits a place where drugs, gangs and crime rule.
The bad news is that the SA economy is in recession, says a leading economist. The good news is that we’re halfway through. Kevin Davie reports.
Two senior SABC executives have been placed on special leave pending an investigation arising from allegations made by staff to top management.
Rapule Tabane posed 10 tough questions to
DA leader Helen Zille
We should all speak against the attack on Unisa’s vice-chancellor Barney Pityana.
A malaria epidemic in SA 10 years ago inspired research leading to the discovery of two genes that make a mosquito resistant to some insecticides.