The Child Justice Bill tells us more about South Africa than we might acknowledge.
Kay Hassan’s current exhibition at the JAG dispels the myth that his oeuvre is mostly two-dimensional, writes Anthea Buys.
South Africa has the world’s fourth-highest TB burden and the national response is in many cases a shambles.
INSURANCE: A new scheme will cap its clients’ home loan interest rates and yet allow for changing circumstances, writes Sizwe Nxedlana
Changing jobs could cost you R300 000 in medical funding, so when changing jobs you also need to find out what risk benefits your new employer offers.
The suspension of SABC head of news Snuki Zikalala has been lifted with immediate effect, the national broadcaster reported on Monday.
Thousands of people have been displaced by flooding in Cape Town, the city said on Monday as the SA Weather Service predicted more rain.
British Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs David Miliband on Monday called for ”tough” sanctions against Zimbabwe.
Five people accused of beating a man to death with a pickaxe handle nearly two years ago appeared in the Grahamstown Regional Court on Monday.
A nuclear power station at Thuyspunt would be a disaster for the environment and tourism in Jeffrey’s Bay and St Francis Bay, says a surfers’ body.
SA needs to see progress in the development of skills, UK Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Trade and Consumer Affairs Gareth Thomas says.
The case of suspended SABC head of news Snuki Zikalala will return to the CCMA in two weeks’ time for further discussions.
The South African Reserve Bank accumulated reserves at a faster pace in June, following two months where reserves only rose modestly.
An increase in the petrol price of between 20 cents and 40 cents is possible in August, said T-Sec economist Mike Schussler on Monday.
JSC hearings of oral evidence in a complaint against Cape Judge President John Hlophe should be open to the public, the DA says.
Cross-subsidising the elderly and sick with younger and healthier members is a bedrock principle of South Africa’s medical scheme legislation.
South Africa launched a special coin on Monday as part of celebrations for the 90th birthday of former president Nelson Mandela.
Former Fidentia boss J Arthur Brown is not getting the medication he needs while he is in prison, his attorney said on Monday.
Listed supermarket group Shoprite has cut margins on basic foodstuffs.
A march by Cosatu to Parliament on Wednesday will demand that the government places an immediate freeze on food prices.
The JSE was lower at noon on Monday, eroding earlier short covering-induced gains as easing metal prices weighed on the mining sector, traders said.
Nominal year-on-year house price growth declined to 3,8% in June this year, from 4,7% in May, according to the latest Absa House Price Index.
The Independent Democrats (ID) on Sunday criticised the African National Congress (ANC) for attacking Constitutional Court judges.
One of Vuyiswa Tulelo’s priorities as secretary general will be to ensure that the ANC Youth League ”becomes a place for young women”.
”Inhuman conditions” forced the Institute for Islamic Services to stop its relief work in refugee camps in Pretoria last week.
Commentators say information may not be volunteered as readily if the consequence is jail time for directors providing it.
Kenneth Creamer reviews the Harvard panel’s macroeconomic policy recommendations
Tshwane motorists need to obey the traffic laws or they could find themselves losing their licences with the new demerit project.
Climate change could cut SA’s maize crop by 20% as the west of the country dries out while the east is afflicted with increasingly severe storms.
Sowetan Angie Motshekga on Sunday became the leader of the African National Congress’s powerful Women’s League.
A female police constable was hijacked, raped and assaulted by two gunmen, Eastern Cape police said on Sunday.
The Judicial Services Commission will hear oral evidence from the Constitutional Court and Cape Judge John Hlophe on a date yet to be announced.