More children and adolescents are contracting the disease but hospital admissions remain low
Selling medication without a license to prescribe or dispense it is illegal, and can lead to a hefty fine or imprisonment
Any further extensions of Ters payments will impede the UIF’s ability to pay normal claims for unemployment and parental leave
New technology helps manage the disease that spells gloom for economies and livestock
Our most ‘gangster’ ex-president chooses jail over testifying at Zondo. Our columnist – not half as hard – picks the jab over Covid
The industry is hoping the government will scrap the latest ban on alcohol during the next national address on the Covid-19 pandemic, expected on Sunday
The former president’s case fell ‘like a house of cards’ because he approached the high court, which cannot interfere with a constitutional court order
The 53-year-old Geoff Makhubo was first in quarantine and was admitted to hospital last week
The court ruling may be the final nail on Magashule’s coffin at this weekend’s ANC national executive committee meeting
More than 191 000 people were vaccinated on Thursday the daily target for next week is 250 00, says the health department
The retrenchments saved the South African Bureau of Standards R68-million but falls short of the R150-million target
A local analysis found early evidence of promising protective effects of the Pfizer vaccine in South Africa — even among those who had received only one dose
Jacob Zuma met his deadline to hand himself in by minutes but convincing him took much longer
Gender-based violence starts with words, it starts at home when boys learn that girls are inferior
Digital Vibes company, controlled by the health minister’s ‘comrade’, was favoured over firms that tendered at about half the price
Despite Covid-19 regulations and increases in infections, the army has continued some training courses, putting hundreds of students’ lives at risk
In workplaces, women who display ‘big-man’ leadership styles will experience sexist judgments
The portfolio committee on women, youth and people with disabilities is yet to adopt the report on candidates for the National Youth Development Agency board
The former president’s prison security will be handled by correctional services and there will not be given bodyguards or special security
Only half of digital labour platforms could give evidence that workers were paid at or above the minimum wage, a new report shows
By the early hours of Thursday morning, Jacob Zuma was on one side of a cell door and the country he corrupted on the other. There is cause for reflection on both sides
Thuli Madonsela speaks to Lyse Comins about how Zuma’s refusal to recognise any court and any structure that disagrees with him was sad. His violations were serious and he must go to jail
Illegal occupations of unsuitable land coupled with heavy rains cause disruption of flood management systems
In the absence of any ruling amending that of the apex court, the police minister and commissioner risked being in contempt too if they failed to detain the former president to begin serving his 15-month sentence
Jacob Zuma successfully used an appeal to tribal identity for his ascent to the presidency. And he tried to use it again to avoid being sent to jail
Bheki Cele and Jacob Zuma share a relationship dating back to the 1980s
People at early childhood development are still fighting to get Covid-19 vaccinations
The former president is not assured that the high court will find that it has the power to stay the execution of the warrant of his arrest. Even if in turning to the apex court, he is directing himself to the right court at last, it is not clear that it can assist him either
Critics argue that South Africa’s latest submission to the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights is a unilateral and fraught exercise
In the introduction to his book, author Ebrahim Harvey says the social crisis we have today is the result of the false understanding the ruling party has of our society and history
The former president’s application for rescission is a bid to distort the law and the facts of the matter that earned him a 15-month sentence for contempt, the commission secretary said
The ANC has resolved that Niehaus’s conduct at Nkandla was in contravention of rule 25.17 of the party’s constitution and warrants disciplinary action