At least 73 people were seriously injured on Friday night when a taxi and bus collided near Ixopo, the Kwazulu-Natal transport department said.
Ferrostaal executive Horst Wereteki this week dismissed the R30million bribe claim as ”absolute nonsense” and denied his company paid any bribes.
Percy Zvomuya meets an artist who is championing women in the arts.
The Red Hat Society encourages women over 50 to develop a new zest for life. Photographer Lisa Skinner and writer Warren Foster paid them a visit.
Aside from health benefits, cash transfers have enabled beneficiaries to acquire assets such as livestock and seed, freed children to attend school.
Colleen Lowe Morna and Sikhonzile Ndlovu examine how the media undermine the value of older women in our society.
ANC leaders prepare to push for legislation against prosecution of a sitting president, write Rapule Tabane and Mandy Rossouw.
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) should put its new accident-victim payment system on hold, the Cape High Court ruled on Friday.
Sasol has donated R1-million to the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund, the petroleum company said on Friday.
An Eastern Cape man was jailed for 20 years on Friday for killing his five-year-old stepdaughter.
Pharmaceutical company Adcock Ingram urgently recalled two batches of its antiretroviral products on Friday due to a packaging error.
A group of lawyers is challenging the Road Accident Fund’s recent decision to pay compensation funds directly into claimants’ accounts.
Eight ministers and deputies have met the SABC board to discussed the credibility and accuracy of the broadcaster’s news reports.
A 33-year-old Johannesburg schoolteacher was arrested on Friday for allegedly extorting money from a grade-four pupil, police said.
Compared to their male counterparts, there is little to despair about in women’s football. And there are a few things that the men’s game can learn.
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.
Grandmothers are often left to raise unwanted kids. Surika van Schalkwyk looks at the struggles they face.
Black Management Forum president Jimmy Manyi has said white women should not benefit from affirmative action.
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.