Not enough has been done to address trends in poverty, inequality and state legitimacy in South Africa, the Presidency said on Wednesday.
Africa’s first-ever solar-powered car race is under way in SA to raise awareness about alternative energy and promote science and technology.
SA rhino populations are under threat from poachers, with KZN game parks reporting that at least 12 White Rhino have been killed since January.
Sasol was among nine companies fined a total of €676-million by the European Commission for forming a ”paraffin mafia” to fix prices.
The Congress of South African Trade Unions lashed out at outgoing Gauteng Premier Mbhazima Shilowa on Wednesday.
Accounting and professional service firms are the largest recruiters, but still struggle to fill vacancies, writes Cathy Sims.
Tertiary students will benefit from a new finance package aimed at giving them access to personal computers and Notebooks.
Private tertiary education institution St Augustine College of South Africa will offer a BCom degree next year.
The Gauteng provincial government has closed down the refugee shelter in Glenanda, on Rifle Range Road south of Johannesburg.
This area of study fosters understanding across barriers of race, class, gender or ethnicity, argues Louise Vincent.
After examining the most spectacular instance of the fine line between creativity and cribbing in SA literature, Stephen Gray writes about Zakes Mda.
The ANC leadership in Gauteng will nominate three candidates to succeed Mbhazima Shilowa as premier on Wednesday.
The CSIR is a leader in developing and encouraging formal qualification in the interrelated disciplines of science, engineering and technology.
Thuthuka initiative helps students financially, socially and academically, writes Cornia Pretorius.
Bafana Bafana coach Joel Santana admitted he would be sleeping a lot easier after his team outplayed Malawi 3-0 on Tuesday night.
Banks in Africa’s biggest economy, South Africa, have so far been sheltered from the United States financial crisis.
North West University managers have challenged Naledi Pandor’s intervention at the unrest-torn university over a commission of inquiry.
An ageing Nelson Mandela’s voluntary departure from the presidency in 1999 was a great moment.
It was one of Hixonia Nyasulu’s past BEE-related investments that got the Sasol board in hot water, hours after announcing her as its chosen leader.
If you’re battling to pay off that new 4×4, you need to understand the implications of debt consolidation, writes David Warneke.
Global events in the past few weeks have proved that no one has a crystal ball.
A hall of shame has been launched for South Africa’s worst spammers
Lev David: I’m not panicking. We’re fine for now. And, just in case, we’re stocking up on tinned food, the way we did in ’94.
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The ANC should focus on addressing weaknesses in legislation governing the Scorpions instead of seeking to disband the unit, the DA said on Tuesday.
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The African National Congress disapproves of outgoing Gauteng premier Mbhazima Shilowa’s ”unbecoming behaviour”.
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Judge Chris Nicholson had no grounds to comment on Thabo Mbeki’s decision to dismiss Jacob Zuma, the National Prosecuting Authority said on Tuesday.
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A letter asking Tito Mboweni to apologise for accusing a shareholder of speaking in a racist manner has been sent to his personal lawyers.
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The Commission for Conciliation Mediation and Arbitration was reluctant to exercise its powers in its dispute with Woolworths, a union said.
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SA’s credit and money supply growth eased in August, while the trade deficit shrank, giving the central bank more reasons to leave rates unchanged.
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Five Nigerian men, a Nigerian woman and a SA man appeared in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday after allegedly kidnapping a Japanese man.
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SA’s finance minister said he expected more officials to resign in the aftermath of president Thabo Mbeki’s removal, but played down talk of a split.
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South Africa’s monthly trade deficit shrunk to R5,12-billion in August, largely due to a big fall in oil imports, official data showed on Tuesday.