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.
Medical aid coverage is lowest among black South Africans, with 7,4% of individuals covered, and highest in the white population.
Durban businessman and socialite Prince Sifiso Zulu is no longer under police guard in hospital, police said on Wednesday.
ANC president Jacob Zuma said he had never acted ”unconstitutionally” and denied the ruling party was on a collision course with the judiciary.
Kliptown residents are expected to boycott former president Nelson Mandela’s 90th birthday celebrations to be held in the township.
The Western Cape has been singled out by police as having one of the highest incidences of child murder.
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Parliament wants to fire the existing SABC board, while the president and minister back the body.
Thousands march in Durban in protest against job losses caused by the electricity crisis and spiralling food, fuel and other prices.
As climate change and global warming result in an increase in natural disasters, more must be done to limit the loss of lives, the government says.
Booking for the 2010 World Cup to be staged in South Africa opens on February 2 next year, it was announced in Johannesburg on Wednesday.
South Africa’s economy is not heading for recession, with growth still strong, boosted by robust investment growth, says the top Treasury official.
The memory of former minister of intelligence Joe Nhlanhla can inspire the ANC when it is challenged by ill discipline, Jacob Zuma said on Wednesday.
All Gautrain operations are expected to resume in a week at the collapsed section of Oxford Road, Gauteng transport minister Ignatius Jacobs says.
Two police officers have described as accurate audio recordings involving them after Judge Nkola Motata’s alleged drunken-driving accident.
Crime-ravaged SA would be a safer place if children were treated better by society, former president Nelson Mandela said on Wednesday.
Skies showed signs of clearing over the Western Cape on Wednesday afternoon, offering a respite to communities hit by days of driving rain and floods.
South Africa’s residential rents are continuing their rapid rise, with the Trafalgar national rent index rising by an annualised 12,5% to 153.
New Clicks, trading as Musica, says it was disappointed at the outcome of the court case in which it was found guilty of trading in counterfeit goods.
Suspended NPA boss Vusi Pikoli may know by the end of August whether he is fit to hold office after public sessions of an inquiry ended on Wednesday.