President Thabo Mbeki never ordered a stop to the prosecution of police chief Jackie Selebi, suspended prosecutions boss Vusi Pikoli said on Friday.
The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s business confidence index declined further to 92,6 in June.
Being singled out as ”the white guy” is what prompted Richard Baird to record Judge Nkola Motata’s rantings, a court heard on Friday.
Three police officers have been seriously injured after their helicopter crashed in Meadowlands, Soweto, on Friday morning, said Gauteng police.
The majority of South Africans will retire with insufficient resources, the South African Savings Institute said in Johannesburg on Friday.
Former airport security boss Paul O’Sullivan has filed court papers against suspended police chief Jackie Selebi to challenge his 2003 dismissal.
Poverty, limited life chances and the desire to win at all costs are contributing to an epidemic of age cheating in football.
A divide-and-rule strategy has emerged from the response of Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe to the complaint laid against him.
African National Congress secretary general Gwede Mantashe has launched an extraordinary attack on the country’s top judges.
Many leaders of the ANC and its left-wing allies are avidly waiting for the government jobs that will open up after next year’s elections.
Cosatu is determined to take strike action against food and fuel prices, writes Matuma Letsoalo
Chinese South Africans lived an oppressed twilight existence under apartheid, never really accepted by any group.
Oil prices are rocketing and billions are flowing into the fiscus, Lynley Donnelly reports
Black economic empowerment and affirmative action are not meant for Chinese people - no matter what apartheid did to them.
Former National Prosecuting Authority boss Vusi Pikoli has defended his claim that he was suspended to stop the probe into commissioner Jackie Selebi.
An outburst by an angry Judge Nkola Motata on Thursday in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s court earned him a rebuke from the magistrate.
The National Intelligence Agency has not lost its credibility, Intelligence Services Minister Ronnie Kasrils said in Pretoria on Thursday.
The attacks on foreigners in the ”dark days of May” were not xenophobia, but ”naked criminal activity”, President Thabo Mbeki said on Thursday.
The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences pilot project, including a demerit system for repeat offenders, was launched on Thursday.
Circumcision deaths in the Eastern Cape continue to climb with reports on Thursday of four more fatalities in the Transkei region.
Far-reaching changes to the constitution of the PAC are to be put to the vote at the party’s national congress, which gets under way on Friday.
A witness to Judge Nkola Motata’s accident said he did not speak to Motata for the first half hour on the scene because the judge was mainly asleep.
Robyn Sassen reviews <i>Bar Flies</i>, now on stage at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown.
South Africa’s is overweight, underactive and malnourished, with the highest smoking rates in Africa, according to a recent health survey.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu is the voice of reason as the SAHRC opposes statements made by Julius Malema and Zwelinzima Vavi.
Suspended head of the National Prosecuting Authority Vusi Pikoli had a feeling that the the Special Browse Mole Report would cause trouble.
The museum — small, intimate and in the very spot where it all took place — remembers the man, the remarkable history of heart transplant surgery.
Judge Nkola John Motata’s lawyers spent Thursday morning trying to find technical problems with five recordings capturing the judge’s rantings.
Shoplifters who usually steal luxury goods such as jewellery, electronics and clothing have shifted to basic necessities such as food.
In a society reeling from violence, how appropriate or helpful is it to see violence depicted on stage?
Environmental factors may contribute to about 90% of all cancers. Belinda Beresford reports.
South Africa’s biggest miners’ union said on Wednesday it would down tools on August 6 in a national strike that could halt production.