Schabir Shaik, who has been released from jail, would have to be terminally ill to qualify for medical parole, an official said on Tuesday.
Chronic fraud and corruption within the ranks of home affairs is one reason South Africans citizens living abroad should not be allowed to vote.
Cosatu has vowed to press for higher pay increases during this year’s round of wage negotiations, despite the country’s difficult economic conditions.
Maya Fisher-French takes the new MiWay tracking device for a spin in the hope of cutting her insurance premiums.
The recent Pretoria High Court ruling on the right of expatriates to vote in the next elections is highly problematic.
DA leader Helen Zille on Monday dismissed claims by Cope that her party has not made a difference to the lives of the people of Cape Town.
Land valued at billions of rands has been given to rural Mpumalanga communities, the provincial agriculture and land land department said on Monday.
Refugees at the Klerksoord camp in Akasia, north of Pretoria, started to leave the camp on Monday afternoon.
Ricky Ponting’s Australian team took the first step towards saving their number-one Test position when they beat a more experienced South Africa.
South Africa is one of world’s largest producers of greenhouse gases, African National Congress president Jacob Zuma said on Monday.
South Africa’s largest trade union federation has called for an official inquiry into allegations of impropriety involving a social grants tender.
The Pretoria minibus taxi driver who allegedly drove over and killed 16-year-old Bernadine Kruger was granted R1000 bail on Monday.
A court application is pending in which former chief executive of the Fidentia group, J Arthur Brown, seeks an order to stop his prosecution.
Australia claimed three wickets before lunch as they moved within sight of victory on the fifth and final day of the first Test against SA on Monday.
ANC leader Jacob Zuma has called on labour and business to ”make sacrifices” to avoid job losses, it was reported on Monday.
City of Tshwane officials burnt shacks at Klerksoord refugee camp in Akasia, north of Pretoria, on Monday after evicting more than 300 people.
The Absa Premiership showdown between second-placed Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates at Ellis Park on Wednesday will be a title eliminator.
The Sandero is a neat little hatchback meant to take on the CitiGolf and, after spending a few hours in one of the 1.6-litre derivatives.
The seasonally adjusted PMI — which measures the level of activity in the manufacturing sector — fell to a record low in February.
South Africa’s unemployment rate dropped slightly to 21,9% in the quarter ended December 2008 from 23,2% in the third quarter, data showed on Monday.
Old Mutual has declined to comment on a weekend report that it is planning to offload its 53% holding in South Africa’s Nedbank.
Bidvest reported an 8,9% fall in first-half headline EPS due to expenses linked to closing or revamping underperforming motor and UK food units.
At least four women and two children were carried out of Durban’s Chatsworth Stadium on Sunday after being injured at an ANC rally.
ANC heavyweight Valli Moosa has spun through the revolving door, sharing in an Eskom outsourcing contract worth hundreds of millions of rands.
Specialised units of the police force still use barbaric interrogation methods. Sello S Alcock reports.
Though the CO2 tax is environmentally friendly, it is bruising the motorist, writes Lynley Donnelly.
The KZN health department on Monday confirmed that the number of people injured during a stampede at Durban’s Chatsworth stadium had risen to 63.
Former deputy president Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka and prominent businessman Saki Macozoma have joined the Congress of the People.
Charlotte Bauer’s five steps to getting your hands on 2010 World Cup tickets.
It seems there is merit in the Congress of the People’s mumbling on affirmative action.
Rates are headed down, but the downturn is getting worse, reports Lynley Donnelly.
SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago denied a R700-millon figure but said: "We are not prepared to engage further on this matter."