The founder and publisher of the economic publication Who Owns Whom, Robin McGregor, was found murdered in his bathroom on Tuesday.
A Taliep Petersen murder accused testifies that a cluster of phone calls in the countdown to the musician’s killing was just coincidence.
Victims of alleged serial rapist Tsediso Letsoenya delivered shocking testimony in court on Tuesday.
Britain’s MI5 and the United States’s CIA are the masters of the Scorpions, a public hearing into their dissolution heard in Durban on Tuesday.
A consortium for refugees and the Wits Law Clinic have vowed to approach the Constitutional Court to keep Gauteng’s refugee shelters open.
A ship carrying about 300 logs lost its cargo while passing Robben Island, the South African Maritime Safety Authority said on Tuesday.
FNB and the banking ombudsman have agreed that FNB’s criteria for reassessing some home loans are ”fair and equitable”.
Gauteng believes it has done all it can to help reintegrate people displaced by xenophobic violence, and will close all its shelters on Friday.
Cosatu is to launch a week-long boycott of goods destined for Zimbabwe and Swaziland.
SA coach Peter de Villiers has handed the number 15 jersey to fullback Percy Montgomery for Saturday’s clash against the All Blacks.
The JSE did not feel a noticeable impact from the credit crunch affecting various other markets during the first half of 2008, it said on Tuesday.
The planned closure of Nedbank’s Go Banking is a "missed opportunity" for consumers, says <i>Justmoney.co.za</i>.
A Pretoria High Court judge on Tuesday dismissed an urgent application to keep temporary refugee shelters open for the time being.
It is "not bad" if the rand stays around current levels rather than heading to R8 to the dollar, says a senior derivatives dealer.
Prices of bandwidth are set to fall more rapidly in the future as submarine and terrestrial fibre-optic cable developments gain momentum.
The man accused of recruiting the killers of musician Taliep Petersen took the stand in the Cape High Court on Tuesday to proclaim his innocence.
Just before 10am on Tuesday, the last of the Waterkloof Four, Christoff Bekker, was taken to Pretoria Central Prison to start his 12-year sentence.
MPs on Tuesday heard a plea for auditors to be granted limited liability from legal actions.
Some Zimbabweans have made it big in the South African music scene and seek nothing but respect and appreciation.
More than 700 NUM members at the Helem diamond mine in Swartruggens near Rustenburg have downed tools to demand better wages, the union says.
Putco on Monday condemned the burning of 22 buses and the damage done to 20 by angry protestors in Moloto Road in KwaMhlanga.
Blaming others for why black people don’t swim is unfair. The blame lies with mothers who forbade their children from learning the skill.
SA’s biggest medical aid, Discovery Health, refuses to pay for voluntary male circumcision, despite experts saying its helps reduces HIV infections.
More and more women are taking their rightful places in the top structures of government and business, writes Ilse Ferreira.
From the Cape Flats to the president’s residence, chef Hilton Little has taken great strides in his culinary career, writes Brent Meersman.
The future of Durban’s Centre for Civil Society hangs in the balance
Does the framework for empowerment hinder the advancement of smaller businesses, asks Barrie Terblanche.
As is evident from the number of people who have turned out to support him, many ordinary people believe he deserves a fair hearing.
A probe has been launched into the stability of two drugs received from a supplier for the management of tuberculosis.
A music lecturer is claiming R100 000 from the NG Kerk Moreleta Park for sacking him because of a gay relationship.
Mangaung mayor Gertrude Mothupi and council speaker Mahlomola Ralebese have been expelled from the ANC in the Free State.
The Blue Bulls, known as the ”lock factory” for producing quality lock forwards over the years, are in a spot of bother.