IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi has instituted legal action against<i>Business Day</i> and independent political analyst Protas Madlala.
Cricket SA was given a clean audit without qualification, chief executive Gerald Majola announced on Monday.
The strike in the coal industry has ended after agreement on wage increases ranging from 8%, depending on job category.
<em>Punk in Africa</em> is the story of the multi-racial punk movement within the recent political and social upheavals experienced Southern Africa.
African Union solutions to African issues have been ignored by the rest of the world — but that does not mean the AU is weak, says Thabo Mbeki.
The National Youth Development Agency has urged the state to keep a closer eye on youth empowerment projects, to ensure they deliver desired results.
The Voëlvry movement was the "Boere Beatlemania" of the late 1980s, with proponents such as Koos Kombuis and Johannes Kerkorrel.
Nadine Gordimer joined William Kentridge and Mark Gevisser last week for a discussion on memory and creativity. Read her full speech here.
The government was aware of the harm the debate on nationalisation was doing to the country’s image but would not implement unconstitutional measures.
Johannesburg residents will have to do their own waste separation or face fines if proposed waste-management by-laws are put in place.
Yani Tseng has become the youngest woman to win a fifth Major title after capturing the Women’s British Open by four strokes from Brittany Lang.
Springbok coach Peter de Villiers has said fielding inexperienced players for the two Tri-Nations matches will be a good investment for the future.
Sepp Blatter says Brazil must work for a 2014 World Cup legacy, insisting the event is not a ‘circus’ which pitched its tent and then leaves.
France’s far-right party founder sparked growing outrage with claims that the Norwegian government’s "naivety" was to blame for the recent killings.
Jenson Button marked his 200th Grand Prix with a reminder of his class when he drove his McLaren to a stirring victory.
Libyan rebels have clashed with an armed gang said to be loyal to Muammar Gaddafi in a sign of growing lawlessness.
ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema said on Sunday he had never been bribed and could explain every cent in his bank account.
It may be coincidence but the two sides yet to lose a match after three rounds of Absa Currie Cup rugby are coached by New Zealand descendants.
A group of people have disrupted the SACP’s 90th anniversary celebration after suspected sound problems.
Political analyst Moeletsi Mbeki has accused the ANC of being complacent and unwilling to listen to the views of others.
Israeli media hailed protests against the high cost of living, and warned that the movement posed a challenge to the government.
ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema paid more than half the R3.6-million purchase price for a Sandton, Johannesburg, house in cash.
Anders Behring Breivik’s journey to terrorism was forged within a network of blogs where violence is glorified.
Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam, will start the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan on Monday along with most other Gulf states.
Former public works minister Geoff Doidge was told of "inconsistencies" in a proposed police lease agreement.
The IMF has three conditions for a mega recession — and with the American debt crisis, they are all close to being met
Ten years on from the 9/11 attacks, the project to rebuild New York’s World Trade Centre site is still riven by political and professional infighting.
Launch of Google+ sees the online giants in a fight for the highly lucrative hearts and minds of internet users.
Mark Webber has blamed his car’s Drag Reduction System for a lacklustre performance in the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Western Province ran in two tries in each half to crown their bonus point victory and flyhalf Demetri Catrakilis was in fine form.
Zara Phillips has married England rugby star Mike Tindall but Britain’s second royal wedding of the year was largely a low-key affair.
Jacques Botes scored a brace of tries to help the Sharks maintain their 100% start to the Absa Currie Cup with a 43-34 victory over the Cheetahs