SA’s leading sport entities resolved a spat over racism on Thursday. ”It’s important to put this cloud behind us,” said Sascoc chief Moss Mashishi.
South Africa’s producer price inflation (PPI) quickened slightly to 16,8% year-on-year in June, from 16,4% in May, below expectations.
A Constitutional Court challenge by ANC president Jacob Zuma against the lawfulness of search-and-seizure warrants has failed.
A lawyer representing siblings accused of killing their parents told a court he was concerned that his clients would be subjected to ”trial by media”.
Finance Minister Trevor Manuel said on Wednesday that there is a responsibility by all of those of his era to construct a deep democracy in SA.
Anti-apartheid activist Allan Boesak accused the ruling party on Wednesday evening of entrenching racial hatred instead of preaching tolerance.
A group of angry commuters burnt down two buses and damaged another 10 in Brits because the buses had run out of diesel, police said on Thursday.
Lloyd Gedye is transfixed by Amsterdam’s finest singer-songwriter.
A ministerial committee set up to investigate racism and discrimination at institutions of higher learning must speed up its work, the ID says.
South African-based pulp and paper producer Sappi on Thursday reported a basic loss per share of 28 United States cents for the quarter ended June.
The Constitutional Court will hand down its ruling on Thursday on the lawfulness of searches carried out at the premises of ANC president Jacob Zuma.
Sello S Alcock meets Mpumi Dhlamini, who has been described as the next Moses Taiwa Molelekwa.
How do you measure suffering? And if you were to find that you have suffered the most, how do you get compensated for that?
A BEE deal on a farm in the Koue Bokkeveld provides a symbol of what transformation can achieve, writes Barrie Terblanche.
Former spy boss Billy Masetlha was described by Intelligence Minister Ronnie Kasrils on Wednesday as ”misleading” and someone to be ”wary” of.
Pretoria High Court Judge Nkola Motata denied being drunk at the scene of an accident, the defence proposed in court on Wednesday.
Murder accused Najwa Petersen faced a day of intense cross-examination before Judge Siraj Desai on Wednesday over the death of her husband, Taliep.
A court judgement on searches relating to the corruption investigation against ANC president Jacob Zuma will be handed down on Thursday.
National Assembly sport committee chairperson Butana Komphela and Sascoc chief Moss Mashishi appear to be trying to iron out their differences.
The Treatment Action Campaign has slammed ”government inaction” on deteriorating living conditions in camps for displaced foreign nationals.
The Scorpions, which have been accused by the ANC of abusing their power in political cases, will be dissolved, a parliamentary committee says.
Five people — including a two-year-old — died in a house fire in Schoemansville, Hartbeespoort Dam, on Wednesday, said North West police.
A note apparently written by high court Judge Nkola Motata on the night of his alleged drunken-driving accident was admitted as evidence on Wednesday.
Ousted trade-union boss Willie Madisha came out firing at his detractors on Wednesday, saying he had been victimised by ”political imbeciles”.
Najwa Petersen herself fired the shot that killed her famous musician husband Taliep Petersen, the Cape High Court heard on Wednesday.
One person was killed and several others injured when a group of gunmen opened fire on buses in Durban’s Inanda area early on Wednesday morning.
The University of the Free State residence where a racist video degrading black workers was filmed earlier this year will be closed down on Wednesday.
Jacob Zuma’s trial on corruption charges will not damage the ANC, the party’s president said in Mozambique on Tuesday night.
South Africa’s targeted CPIX inflation accelerated to 11,6% year-on-year in June from 10,9% in May, official data showed on Wednesday.
Mbulaeni Mulaudzi, South Africa’s 800m star and Olympic silver medal winner in 2004, is still on track for a medal in Beijing.
ArcelorMittal SA, the South African unit of the world’s number one steel maker, posted a 45% rise in first-half earnings per share on Wednesday.
Telkom workers from two South African communication industry trade unions will go on strike from August 1 to 5 over wage demands.