The education department is to embark on an ambitious plan to roll out laptop computers to teachers.
The ANC’s top leadership, including President Kgalema Motlanthe and party president Jacob Zuma, has gone bright green.
Two brothers respond to Nikiwe Bikitsha’s inaugural High Heels column
Green lobbyists fear that draft regulations on electricity generation released by government recently, may undermine investment into renewable energy.
Niren Tolsi spoke to IFP president Mangosuthu Buthelezi about how he views his chances in the coming poll.
A construction worker found a cooler box on Monday, which he initially thought was a bomb, but actually contained R1,5-million in cash, police said.
Dirk Prinsloo threatened to kill former advocate Cezanne Visser and her mother, the Pretoria High Court heard on Monday.
Motorists caught committing certain traffic offences in Jo’burg would be arrested on the spot rather than fined, the metro police said on Monday.
Interpreters in the Jo’burg Magistrate’s Court sang protest songs on Monday morning, refusing to go to court rooms until management addressed them.
Africa’s potential is curbed by the focus on personalities rather than policies, William Gumede tells Percy Zvomuya.
Saki Macozoma chronicles his journey out of the ANC into the Congress of the People. Mandy Rossouw reports
Municipalities want to roll out solar. Big time. Kevin Davie reports.
The ANC’s final candidate list confirms the end of the Thabo Mbeki era, with several former ministers and party officials snubbed.
Gender Commission chair told to account
to Parliament, writes Sello S Alcock.
There are many instances where action was taken only because problems were uncovered by the media.
Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis had to go to hospital as fiery Australia paceman Mitchell Johnson caused havoc on the second day of the second Test.
Dozens of Zimbabwean refugees are living on the streets of central Jo’burg following the closure of the refugee processing centre in Musina.
Australia lost three wickets in six balls as South Africa fought back on the second day of the second Test at Kingsmead on Saturday.
The ANC on Friday formally asked the Independent Electoral Commission to nullify the results of the by-election in Imbabazane local municipality.
With no clarity on what is going to happen to the DSO, investigations are being compromised.
”Some people believe that the ANC built us houses. I say it’s not the ANC, it’s our government”
Alleged cartel behaviour by the fertiliser industry could open the way for civil lawsuits against large industry players such as Sasol.
After its traumatic birth the new political party needs care desperately. Many in the party are aware of this problem and are trying to correct it.
A forensic report leaked to the M&G shows the SABC board is split into two camps, fighting over political control and editorial independence.
Phil Hughes hit a thrilling maiden Test century as Australia put South Africa’s bowlers to the sword on the first day of the second Test at Kingsmead.
DA leader Helen Zille has challenged Cope to say whether it plans to enter into a coalition with the ANC after the April elections.
The 2009 Climate Summit is a milestone for the country’s long-term policies, environment minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk said on Friday.
Members of a group called ”Genoeg is Genoeg” marched to the Union Buildings on Friday to protest against reckless driving by taxi drivers.
The international space station will be visible from Pretoria on Friday at 7.09pm, the Department of Science and Technology said.
If it is March in Cape Town, it must be Argus time, and a miserable time it is too for the city’s cyclists.
”Blue light” VIP escort Constable Hlanganani Nxumalo must appear in regional court to face eight charges of attempted murder.
It’s time for South Africa to revisit their strategy — and their arrogance — after the Wanderers whipping by Oz.