A suspected robber is in critical condition at a hospital near Germiston after he was shot during a robbery, Johannesburg police said on Saturday.
Compelling reasons need to be provided by the Inkatha Freedom Party to ensure the support of voters, leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi said on Friday.
Gold Fields, the world’s number four gold producer, said on Friday it would fight fraud claims against a unit of the group totalling R11-billion.
Anglo-American conductor Benjamin Zander jets into Cape Town for a whirlwind concert tour with the Cape Philharmonic Orchestra (CPO).
In one corner, ”members of the Hidden Hand” who moonlight as the ”demonic forces of the dark”. In the other, ”Mugabe and his evil warriors”.
Members of the legal fraternity are proposing a graceful exit for the Cape judge president.
The Muslim Judicial Council has asked Intelligence Minister Ronnie Kasrils to intervene in the detention of two SA Islamic relief workers in Uganda.
The head of Cape Town’s metro police has been suspended until the end of September following his appearance in court on a fraud charge.
Hundreds of students on Friday marched to the country’s highest court to demand the dropping of corruption charges against Jacob Zuma.
The Gauteng government was on Friday deciding whether and where to consolidate shelters in line with a Constitutional Court order.
The South African Commercial, Catering and Allied Workers’ Union will stage protests in four major cities against listed retailer Pick n Pay.
The Freedom Front Plus (FF+) on Friday welcomed the possible phasing out of affirmative action.
African National Congress president Jacob Zuma’s ascent will not bring a new era of ”openness”, said Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille on Friday.
South Africa on Friday withdrew from the Champions Trophy in Pakistan next month because of safety and security concerns.
Eskom confirmed on Friday that it had shut down unit one of the Koeberg power station to replace diaphragms on the valves in the main steam line.
A 17-year-old boy was arrested after being found in possession of an unlicensed firearm at a school in Jabulani, Soweto, Johannesburg police say.
The man who held a Department of Home Affairs employee hostage using a toy gun was on Friday granted leave to appeal his conviction.
Hundreds of mourners bid farewell to Jacques Pretorius on Friday, the boy who died in a sword attack at a Krugersdorp high school earlier this week.
The Afrikanerbond has lodged a complaint against Essop Pahad after he said that some whites were not supportive of SA’s hosting of the World Cup.
SA’s targeted CPIX consumer inflation is expected to have raced to an all-time high in the year to July on the impact of power price increases.
With no time to lick their wounds and the chances of Tri-Nations success now but the slimmest of chances, the Boks face the Wallabies on Saturday.
Funding and selection models for Olympic sporting codes are set to change in preparation for London 2012, the Mail & Guardian has been told.
The business community feels the state had more than five years to put together charges against Zuma.
As the fate of the Scorpions hangs in the balance, the M&G has uncovered a key document used to discredit the unit.
Digital television will add to the thrills of the World Cup in South Africa, but will poor households be able to afford the R700 required to switch?
South Africa’s mineral royalty revenues may decline in the long term as resources are depleted, the country’s finance minister said on Thursday.
Three men were convicted in the Pretoria High Court on Thursday of killing a 60-year-old Bronkhortspruit farmer in May 2005.
Nelson Mandela made a rare joint appearance with his former wife Winnie on Thursday at the unveiling of a huge bronze statue.
An interim court order has been obtained to prevent the illegal construction of housing on council-owned property in Soweto.
SA has completed a nationwide safety audit of mines, and a report on its findings will be released ”soon”, an official said on Thursday.
Johannesburg is becoming ”film unfriendly”, the Gauteng Film Commission says, as film crews are being charged more and more to use tourist venues.
South Africa have turned their attention to the breakdown in the week building up to their Tri-Nations match against Australia in Durban on Saturday.