Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille on Friday lambasted the African National Congress for itself being counter-revolutionary.
Unionised South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) workers are expected to picket in a bid to remove the SABC board.
Pieter Uys has been announced as the new CEO of Vodacom. Uys, the chief operating officer, takes over from Alan Knott-Craig.
Construction on Durban’s King Senzangakhona Stadium, which will host a 2010 World Cup semifinal, is running ahead of schedule.
Mamelodi Sundowns find themselves between the devil and the deep blue sea with a dearth of players for Saturday’s first-leg CAF Confederation Cup tie.
As a pilot, Tim James is used to doing the distance between Durban and Cape Town in two hours. He has just done it in 14 days, 12 hours — by bike.
Bay United and FC AK will trot out at the Wolfson Stadium in Port Elizabeth on Sunday knowing that the stakes are high.
SA’s Olympics governing body is full of whites and Indians who don’t understand transformation and who lack vision, says Butana Komphela.
Legal and academic experts are helping the ANC devise a strategy to get Jacob Zuma off the hook — possibly by closing probes into the arms deal.
Refugees want to tell Ebrahim Rasool that they are terrified of being forced to reintegrate, despite camps being scheduled to close on July 23.
Immigrants endure inhumane conditions, but would rather stay than return to their communities when the camps close on July 23.
The year started on a post-Polokwane note that held out some hope for the opening up of political space and free debate.
Good news for Jackie Selebi as Ginwala inquiry questions ”complex” deals, writes Adriaan Basson.
Party leader Letlapa Mphahlele denied that he was centralising power and dismissed suggestions that he wants to run the party without a constitution.
Who is really South Africa’s commander-in-chief? National Intelligence Agency director general Manala Manzini gave President Thabo Mbeki this title.
The National Union of Mineworkers has declared wage disputes with three major mining companies, the union said on Thursday.
War will be declared on hunger and poverty, the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) told a food seminar in Midrand on Thursday.
Minister of Sport and Recreation Makhenkesi Stofile, named in a report on corruption, said on Thursday he rejected its findings ”with contempt”.
Suspended SABC CEO Dali Mpofu’s lawyer argued with a judge on Thursday over whether Mpofu’s case should be referred to the Labour Court.
A chilly weekend lies ahead for most of the country, the South African Weather Service said on Thursday.
A DRC woman wept quietly on Thursday as she described how her family were hounded as they tried to return to their shack in a Cape Town settlement.
SA is not moving into a recession, Jeremy Gardiner, director at Investec Asset Management, said on Thursday at a media briefing in Johannesburg.
DA leader Helen Zille is calling for the head of Minister of Sport and Recreation Makhenkesi Stofile following the leaking of the Pillay report.
A pregnant woman is beaten by guards as foreigners displaced by xenophobia stage a sit-in on the steps of Durban’s City Hall.
There is no other way to deal with rising food prices than to increase food production, Minister of Agriculture and Land Affairs Lulu Xingwana says.
The DA has called for a dedicated police unit to investigate the recent spate of automatic teller machine (ATM) bombings around the country.
South Africa’s manufacturing output growth slowed sharply in May, official data showed on Thursday.
South Africa is a nation of activists, but the Congress of South African Trade Unions seems to be barking up the wrong tree.
SA topped a global sex report on sexual protection against sexually transmitted infections and HIV/Aids, condom maker Durex said on Thursday.
The government has enlisted the aid of a brand consultant to give the image of nuclear power in South Africa a major makeover.
Judge Nkola Motata’s drunken-driving case was postponed in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on Thursday because a state witness is ill.
The SABC board’s meeting which decided on the suspension of SABC chief executive Dali Mpofu was lawful and valid, the board’s lawyer said.