Shelters for people displaced by xenophobic violence will remain open until a final ruling is received from the Constitutional Court.
Veteran fullback Percy Montgomery was on Tuesday axed from the South Africa team for Saturday’s Tri-Nations match against Australia.
Engineers, oceanographers and chemists in eight African countries will benefit from three grants of $800 000 each from a new initiative.
The Johannesburg High Court started hearing Cape Judge President John Hlophe’s application against the Constitutional Court on Tuesday.
South Africa’s economic growth rate accelerated to 4,9% in the second quarter of 2008 on a seasonally adjusted and annualised basis.
In one Mpumalanga township, the streets are dominated by women on bikes. So where are the women in cycle races?
Lawyers for the state and a group of people displaced by xenophobic violence will return to the Constitutional Court on Tuesday.
A full bench of the Witwatersrand Local Division will hear Cape Judge President John Hlophe’s application against the Constitutional Court on Tuesday.
South Africa needs to strengthen interventions on women’s empowerment, according to President Thabo Mbeki.
Springbok wing Bryan Habana will miss Saturday’s Tri-Nations match against Australia after failing a fitness test on an injured hamstring on Monday.
Sello S Alcock and photographer Oupa Nkosi spent a night out on the town to bring readers the highs and lows of Soweto’s social scene.
A skills shortage in the SAA technical division could cause problems in retaining US approval to operate on its routes, Solidarity warned on Monday.
We might think we’re big in mining, synthetic fuels, cellphones or banking, but our biggest listed company on the JSE soon will be in tobacco.
Playwright Mbongeni Ngema gets R22-million for a play about the potato boycott, writes Niren Tolsi.
Companies are not exempt from the transformation agenda mandated by our Constitution. The Bill must recognise that openness.
While Blade Nzimande attacks the media and judiciary, South Africans must heed the words of the Constitution’s caretakers.
Given the demand for mining engineers in the country, if you are one of this year’s Grade 12s, you should consider a career in mining engineering.
Sotyu proclaimed that the Scorpions would be dissolved because the ANC had decided to do so, despite public hearings into the issue.
Mediation was mooted in the Constitutional Court on Monday as a possible solution to the dispute over temporary refugee shelters in Gauteng.
Judgement was reserved on Monday in a bid by Robert McBride to get access to papers he says relate to his drunken-driving trial.
The government has done nothing to help victims of xenophobic violence be reintegrated into communities, the Constitutional Court heard on Monday.
In an apparent Satanic ritual, a Krugersdorp matriculant arrived at school on Monday with several swords and allegedly killed a fellow pupil.
One of the men charged with the murder of entertainer Taliep Petersen pleaded with a co-accused not to carry out the killing, a court heard on Monday.
More women are being employed in the government and their representation in the Cabinet has steadily increased, the deputy president said on Monday.
The proposed bus rapid transport system in Gauteng should be put on hold until the taxi industry’s involvement is outlined, a taxi council says.
Only 22% of higher-level students complete their undergraduate degree within the required period, Education Minister Naledi Pandor said on Monday.
One of the people accused of murdering Taliep Petersen shed tears on Monday when questioned about a show of affection for a baby in the Petersen home.
The sector education and training authorities (Setas) should be scrapped and replaced with a tax-rebate scheme for skills development, the DA says.
Aid agency Oxfam on Monday joined the call against the closure of camps sheltering people displaced by xenophobic violence.
A matric boy stabbed a fellow pupil to death with a sword at a high school in Krugersdorp on Monday morning, Johannesburg police said.
The Public Servants’ Association has declared a dispute with the NPA because prosecutors have been waiting more than a year for salary increases.
From avant-garde couture to wispy romantic ready-to-wear, SA’s growing viability as a new fashion frontier was paraded in Cape Town this weekend.