After opening flat on Tuesday morning, the JSE followed world markets into the red during the course of the morning.
The <i>Defined by Four Letters</i> exhibition at the National Arts Festival is an expression of the lives and identities of people living with HIV.
A Carlo Mombelli gig can make you wonder if you’ve come to the right place, writes Thorsten Schier from the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown.
The Johannesburg High Court is on Tuesday expected to postpone until next week the case dealing with SABC CEO Dali Mpofu’s third suspension.
It’s not child’s play to showcase "toys" made by artists reflecting on a changing world in African countries.
South Africa’s second network operator is taking on Telkom in the broadband space
A world-renowned scholar of public policy, Yehezkel Dror, recently emphasised that policy and politics ”closely interact and cannot be separated”.
Community demands details of a massive land claim settlement made on its behalf.
Mining has been blamed for the death of more than 50 crocodiles along the Olifants River in Kruger National Park in the past month.
A blend of the two camps in the ANC might avert its sinking into the lowest form of rule.
Pikoli accuses Simelane of meddling in the affairs of the constitutionally independent authority.
Director General of Intelligence Manala Manzini was on Monday accused of waging a vendetta against the National Prosecuting Authority.
Cosatu says there is no need for general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi to apologise for saying he was prepared to lay down his life for the revolution.
The DA has questioned the accuracy of the latest crime statistics, saying decreases in certain categories could be due to under-reporting.
Gold Fields said on Monday it would invest in its own emergency power generation for its South African operations at a cost of R200-million.
Motorists will no longer have to cough up an additional 5,4 cents per litre for petrol, Minerals and Energy Minister Buyelwa Sonjica said on Monday.
Western Cape Premier Ebrahim Rasool has won a complaint against tabloid newspaper the Daily Voice, the press ombudsman said on Monday.
Boxer Samorha Msophi has died in hospital after he collapsed during a junior flyweight title clash in East London on the weekend.
Our Minister of Education tends to come up with unscripted remarks that are by turns strangely provocative, out of the ball park or insightful.
National Intelligence Agency DG Manala Manzini has questioned why it took NPA head Vusi Pikoli months to hand over the Special Browse Mole Report.
Exports of R56,24-billion and imports of R57,90-billion in May resulted in a trade deficit of R1,66-billion, Sars said on Monday.
Two men stole R1-million from under the bed of a man in his home in Lambton near Germiston, east of Johannesburg, on the weekend.
South Africa’s further education and training college sector is growing but it will also take time to mature.
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has given Cape Judge President John Hlophe until Monday to respond to a Constitutional Court complaint.
Johannesburg metro police and the South African Municipal Workers’ Union on Monday signed an agreement on wages and wage scales for metro officers.
State-owned freight transport and logistics company Transnet is ready to move away from its turnaround strategy towards a growth strategy.
Minimum admission requirements for programmes to be set
South Africa’s rating system for researchers belongs to the past, but its administrators are reluctant to change, says Michael Cherry.
SA’s murder rate has decreased in the past year with 38,6 out of every 100 000 people murdered in the period, compared with 40,5 last year.
Universities of technology have the benefit of producing students who are ‘work-ready’ and have a tertiary education
We must face up to the difference between study for study’s sake and the vocational and practical training that South Africa desperately needs.
Universities of technology need to differentiate themselves from traditional universities, write Primarashni Gower and Cornia Pretorius.