The JSE dropped 7% on Monday, mirroring a global plunge at the start of the week’s trading. ”This is madness,” said Sanlam’s Manny Adebowale.
US aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt was docked on Monday in Cape Town on a visit to SA aimed at building ties.
Nine people, including four children, have been confirmed killed in a light aircraft crash in Barberton, Mpumalanga police said on Monday.
Zambia and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have mounted investigations into the unknown disease that has claimed four lives in SA.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu said on Monday he was ”hurting” about the conditions that led to him to say he would not vote were an election held today.
An audit firm will investigate the state of finances of the ANCYL’s investment arm, Lembede Investment Holdings, it was announced on Monday.
Former ANC national chairperson Mosiuoa Lekota is a confused and power-hungry individual, the ANC in the Free State said on Monday.
The flu-like illness that has killed four people in Johannesburg is not airborne but contracted through bodily fluids, says a hospital spokesperson.
For the first time in South Africa, political parties could soon be flighting adverts on television — but not if the SABC has its way.
Move over Benni McCarthy, Moroka Swallows have uncovered a raw diamond ready to fill your boots in 2010.
SA stocks were deep in the red by noon on Monday, dropping by more than 5% in line with international markets.
A fourth person has died in Johannesburg of a mystery flu-like illness, the Gauteng Health Department said on Monday.
More than a decade after Desmond Tutu helped end apartheid, he shows no signs of slowing down as he turns 77 on Tuesday
Hosts South Africa will be among the 2009 Confederations Cup seeds, world football governing body Fifa announced in Johannesburg on Sunday.
Pick the players who have shown good Currie Cup form. That’s Eugene Eloff’s message to the national rugby selectors.
By this time next year Finance Minister Trevor Manuel will most likely not be in office, writes Ferial Haffajee.
Thabo Mohlala challenges Sadtu boss Thulas Nxesi on perceptions that the union shields its members at the expense of education.
Pretoria High Court Judge Eberhard Bertelsmann has withdrawn from the race to succeed Constitutional Court Judge Tholakele Madala.
Remuneration report shows chief executives are rolling in it.
Three people have died from an unknown infectious disease in Johannesburg, the health department said on Sunday.
Voter registrations for the 2009 elections were progressing too slowly, the Inkatha Freedom Party said in Stanger on Sunday.
The Alexandra community said foreign nationals needed to be educated about their rights so that they would not be exploited.
Jara was expelled from the Young Communist League over his criticism of the party’s backing for the presidential aspirations of Jacob Zuma.
Today Robinson and a company — now the Bean There Coffee Company — supply Fair Trade coffee from Africa to exclusive game lodges and hotels.
Executives are walking away with millions for keeping quiet. Lloyd Gedye reports.
Pearlie Joubert reports the heart-wrenching tale of a Somalian family who lost six members in SA — where they fled for a better life.
Hundreds of ANC dissidents met for three hours in Cape Town on Saturday, but a spokesperson said they had not discussed the formation of a new party.
Anti-apartheid activist Allan Boesak is expected to resign from all his positions in the Uniting Reformed Church, the SABC said on Saturday.
The Blue Bulls scraped through 22-20 against the Valke on Friday and deserved to win, despite being unable to score for the last 28 minutes.
Energetic on the economy but soft on corruption. That’s the general assessment of the nine-year premiership of Mbhazima Shilowa.
Following the national observation of Heritage Day,
Kate Schirire samples our edible indigenous heritage.
Paul Mashatile is tipped to be Gauteng’s new premier, but there is also a possibility that he may become the finance minister’s deputy.