SA tighthead prop CJ van der Linde has been handed a four-week ban stemming from last Saturday’s Tri-Nations Test between SA and Australia in Durban.
A Durban father accused of beating his six-year-old daughter to death with a belt pleaded guilty to the charge in the Durban Regional Court on Tuesday
South Africa’s dismal performance at the Olympic Games highlighted the need for more funding, the country’s Olympic committee said on Tuesday.
Saccawu members will march in Durban on Friday against the alleged anti-union stance of Woolworths.
SA have slipped to third place in the IRB rankings after their fourth defeat in five Tri-Nations matches on Saturday, when they lost to Australia.
Former Springbok assistant coach and Wallabies boss Eddie Jones has turned up the heat on beleaguered South African rugby coach Peter de Villiers.
Former law and order minister Adriaan Vlok has applied for a presidential pardon for the attempted murder of Reverend Frank Chikane.
Vodacom announced on Tuesday it has acquired shareholding in Storage Technologies Services, a company that provides storage and security services.
Rio Tinto said on Tuesday that BHP Billiton’s offer to acquire all its shares has now been referred to review by EU competition authorities.
Defence secretary January Masilela died in a car accident in Bronkhorstspruit on Sunday, police have confirmed.
The M&G previously reported that Bosasa is under investigation by the SIU for alleged tender fraud relating to DCS contracts.
The shipping industry has the mettle to withstand the recession, writes Lynley Donnelly.
Nosimilo Ndlovu reports on community efforts to deal with the food crisis from both a South African and Malawian point of view.
The election of David Mabuza as ANC chairperson in Mpumalanga two weekends ago has sparked fear and despondency among the province’s top civil servant
Commission for Gender Equality chairperson Nomboniso Gasa fields a few tough questions from Nicole Johnston.
Almost 79% of students felt that the standard of work was high, although 30% said their workload was not manageable.
South African fruit and wine farmers have launched an initiative to determine the environmental impact of their industries.
Consensus in the ruling tripartite alliance, the private sector and parts of the intelligentsia are building towards the need for a deal of some sort.
Alcohol-free public spaces and the idea of businesses not selling alcohol on payday were suggested at a conference as ways of reducing crime.
The Competition Tribunal will hear an urgent application by resources giant BHP Billiton on Thursday.
Parastatal Transnet has rejected a report that it has sold off a vast area of Table Bay, including a portion of Robben Island, to foreign investors.
Offices of Sars will stay open longer from Monday to accommodate the anticipated increase in employers wishing to submit their payroll records.
Beleaguered Springbok coach Peter de Villiers said on Monday he would take responsibility for his team’s poor results in the Tri-Nations competition.
The prevalence in HIV is showing signs of decreasing, Health Minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang said on Monday.
Proposed action to force the National Prosecuting Authority to drop charges against Jacob Zuma will not get the backing of the police or its unions.
The trial of Cezanne Visser, also known as ”Advocate Barbie”, was postponed on Monday because her lawyer, Johann Engelbrecht, was in hospital.
The University of South Africa’s Durban campus is to remain closed until further notice following a student protest, the university said on Monday.
A shaft at Anglo Platinum’s second-biggest mine remained shut a week after a worker died, and the mine said it was in talks with authorities.
The scale of urbanisation in South Africa, which has seen millions move to informal settlements, was highlighted at a government briefing on Monday.
A total of 421 cases are pending in connection with xenophobia attacks countrywide, the Safety and Security Ministry said on Monday.
A skeleton was found in Zone 15 in Garankuwa on Sunday, the fourth in the area over the last three months, North West police said on Monday.
Failed property sales are growing as many buyers are unable to secure enough financing, bond originator ooba said on Monday.