Moody’s on Monday downgraded ratings for power utility Eskom as the company battles higher costs and tries to meet huge capital expenditure needs.
The ANC is ”worried” about the public’s opinion on its decision to disband the Scorpions, says the DA at public hearings on the Scorpions’ future.
A woman gave birth while stuck in a lift at Johannesburg’s Coronation Hospital on Sunday night, the Gauteng health department confirmed.
FNB says it is not withdrawing already approved bonds, but rather ”reassessing” those bonds where homes have not yet been transferred.
Police fired rubber bullets at striking workers at a clay and cement factory in Westonaria on Monday, according to the National Union of Mineworkers.
Armed robbers shot and killed two police inspectors on Monday morning in Mount Frere, Eastern Cape police said.
Recent media reports of a strike at Pick n Pay were incorrect, the company said on Monday. There has, in fact, been a strike at a Pick n Pay supplier.
With a wail of sirens, three of the Waterkloof Four were driven away from court on Monday afternoon to begin their 12-year sentence.
Strict security features will be installed in set-top boxes that will enable South Africans to switch from analogue to digital broadcasting.
Commuters torched 21 Putco buses early on Monday on Moloto Road in KwaMhlanga. Putco said it would cost about R36-million to replace the buses.
The Young Communist League has taken issue with Education Minister Naledi Pandor’s stance on free education.
The South African Commercial Catering and Allied Workers’ Union’s talks with JSE-listed hotel group City Lodge have deadlocked.
The government has succeeded in dealing with the immediate power crisis, Trade and Industry Minister Mandisi Mpahlwa said on Monday.
An estimated 10 000 people travelled to Northam in the Limpopo province this past weekend for the 14th edition of the Oppikoppi music festival.
The Waterkloof Four have reached the end of the road and will have to start serving their 12-year prison sentences on Monday.
Malaysian Islamic reinsurer MNRB Retakaful is keen to tap the market for sharia-compliant reinsurance in the Middle East, Pakistan and South Africa.
A Pietermaritzburg policeman arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman at a police station is expected to be served with suspension papers.
Listed construction company Group Five on Monday announced another year of ”excellent” growth as it released its results.
The African National Congress is aiming to intimidate judges through its attacks on the judiciary, the Pan Africanist Congress said on Sunday.
The personal narratives by 23 women, including the book’s compiler Marlene le Roux, are accompanied by Lucie Pavlovich’s fashion photographs.
The Scorpions registered its own investigation into the arms deal with Britain’s BAE Systems earlier this year.
Opponents of legislation face a dilemma: should they concentrate on fighting it or on ensuring that any new body preserves the Scorpions’ approach?
The four-gigabyte iPod Nanos, which retail for about R1 600, were handed out in gift packs to all guests as they left the function.
Local banks are set to capitalise on the slump faced by global competitors, writes Maya Fisher-French.
In league with patriarchy: Once a proud fighter for women’s rights, the Women’s League is now reduced to a supporting role.
Mamelodi Sundowns could have used the skills of Collins Mbesuma when they needed an extra-time goal to beat Free Stare Stars 1-0.
German industrial giant MAN Ferrostaal said on Sunday it had never made any payments to President Thabo Mbeki or Jacob Zuma.
Women’s Day was marked by activities that celebrated womanhood and at the same time urged further strides in protecting and advancing women’s rights.
Telkom has agreed to offer workers a salary increase of 11,5%, said the Communications Workers’ Union on Saturday.
President Thabo Mbeki should open an judicial inquiry to probe whether SA’s multibillion-rand arms deal was corrupt, said the Sunday Times.
In an MTN 8 game that contained everything except quality soccer, Moroka Swallows beat a disgruntled nine-man Ajax Cape Town team 4-3.
The Ginwala commission of inquiry has exposed massive trust gaps between the cops and prosecutors.