A full bench of the Witwatersrand local division will hear John Hlophe’s application against the Constitutional Court and the JSC.
Drug abuse is costing SA R20-billion a year and could pose a bigger threat to the country’s future than the Aids pandemic, DA leader Helen Zille says.
Arbitrary decisions by sporting organisations suggest that the country needs a body to streamline governance and fairness across the playing fields.
Fourie du Preez and Jaque Fourie have followed up their glory-filled run as first choice World Cup-winning Springboks by not doing much.
Workers at retailer Woolworths are at an advanced stage of preparing for a protected strike, their trade union said late on Thursday.
Irene Grootboom was the woman whose name became known around the world for enforcing the state’s obligation to respect socio-economic rights.
The unbundling of British American Tobacco to shareholders — and its secondary listing on the JSE — has been heralded as "a fantastic deal".
Urban legend at cycling’s greatest event, the Tour de France, is that the race is toughest on the man wearing the maillot jaune — the yellow jersey.
Last week Kevin Pietersen was just another ego, strutting towards middle age in preparation for his departure to the great trailer park in the sky.
Bridget Oppenheimer, the mother of De Beers chairperson Nicky Oppenheimer, was held up at knifepoint and robbed in her Durban home on Wednesday night.
Two talented young classical musicians, violinist Marc Uys and harpist Jacqueline Kerrod, have joined forces, both personally and professionally.
As a women’s film festival starts, Andrew Worsdale finds women are becoming potent players in the industry.
Ex-spy Mhleli ”Paul” Madaka was the source of the sensational claim that President Thabo Mbeki accepted R30-million from a German arms bidder.
Black Management Forum president Jimmy Manyi has said white women should not benefit from affirmative action.
Grandmothers are often left to raise unwanted kids. Surika van Schalkwyk looks at the struggles they face.
The garage of ANC Youth League president Julius Malema was broken into during the early hours of Thursday at his Sandton home.
The City of Johannesburg will have 80 megawatts of electricity reserves by the end of August as a result of recommissioning two gas turbines.
The Sunday Sun‘s ”half-hearted” apology for publishing a column disparaging of gay people was ”inadequate”, a gay organisation says.
The ANC has defended its stance on the disbanding of the Scorpions, accusing the unit of ”serious violations of the Constitution and the rule of law”.
In July the SA Reserve Bank maintained the slower pace of reserve accumulation, despite the strength of the rand, Nedbank’s economic unit says.
Strijdom Square shooter Barend Strydom told the Boeremag treason trial on Thursday that he still believed black people were not human.
The Presidency has maintained there is no need for a judicial commission of inquiry into South Africa’s controversial arms deal.
There is a need for changes in the country’s economic policy, Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi said on Thursday.
With almost 300 professional matches behind him, PSL general manager of football Ace Ncobo will officially hang up his whistle on Sunday.
Two tik addicts who doused a woman with petrol before setting her alight in an argument over a cellphone have each been jailed for 24 years.
Two hundred foreign nationals who had a traffic-violations case against them withdrawn have been detained at the Lindela repatriation centre.
Gauteng is ahead of schedule to host next year’s Confederations Cup and the 2010 World Cup finals, it was announced on Thursday.
The Johannesburg High Court will decide on Friday if it will appoint a full bench of judges to deal with a case involving Judge John Hlophe.
A Johannesburg man began a marathon run from Pretoria to Cape Town on Thursday to raise awareness of a treaty to ban the use of cluster bombs.
New South Africa cap Jongikhaya Nokwe is expecting an aerial bombardment from Argentina in Saturday’s Mandela Tribute test.
The KwaZulu-Natal education department says a disciplinary hearing will be held over a case where a teacher was allegedly filmed kissing a pupil.
The government is to provide R2,45-billion to South Africa’s ”poorest TV-owning households” to help them buy set-top signal boxes.