Harmony Gold on Thursday confirmed that the bodies of another 15 illegal miners had been brought to surface at its Eland shaft.
Zimbabwe will in 10 days time start hearings on a new Constitution, a condition of the power-sharing deal that ended the country’s political crisis.
The correct Roman Catholic sexual position is not, as many might imagine, missionary, infrequent and with the lights out, but "saucy and surprising.
The NUM on Wednesday called for Harmony to take full responsibility for the death of illegal miners at its operations in the Free State.
SA must act now to minimise the impact of the financial crisis on the poor, but still has to spend wisely, President Jacob Zuma said on Wednesday.
The US accidentally made public a secret report detailing its nuclear sites and exact locations of nuclear stockpiles, it was reported on Wednesday.
Reports this week that more than 60 illegal miners died in an accident in an abandoned gold mine has underlined the human cost of SA’s recession.
The <i>Guardian</i>’s David Smith travels to Zimbabwe and finds Harare, on first glance, full of ordinary lives in quiet desperation.
Often referred to as the "Oscars" of South African science, the NSTF Awards celebrate excellence in the country’s research and development community.
Special Award recognising an outstanding contribution to science, engineering, technology and innovation
Category E – Innovation developed through an SMME
Category A — Award for an individual over a lifetime
Category G — Award for research capacity developers
Category D – Award for innovation developed through a corporate organisation or institution
Category H — The NRF-sponsored TW Kambule Award: Senior black male researcher over the last five to 10 years
A list of the 2008 National Science and Technology Forum Awards finalists
Category B –Award for research and its outputs in the last five years or less
Category K — Award sponsored by SAASTA for science communicator for Public Awareness over the past five years.
Category F: Award for Innovation developed through an NGO/not-for-profit organisation or community-based organisation.
Category J –- The NRF-sponsored TW Kambule award for distinguished young black male researcher in the past five to 10 years
Category J — The NRF-sponsored TW Kambule award for a distinguished young black female researcher in the past five to 10 years
Sales of new vehicles in May were down 34,7% year-on-year (y/y), compared with a fall of 43,1% y/y in April, figures showed on Tuesday.
That addictive puzzler Tetris — created 25 years ago by Alexey Pajitnov — has a legitimate claim to being the videogame that conquered the world.
It was no ordinary meeting between faculty dean and undergraduate student at the University of Pretoria, recalls Jonathan Jansen.
The first scholarly journal, it is believed, was the Journal des Scavans (in modern French, savants: "those who know" or, persons of learning.
The drop in GDP in the first quarter of 2009 made headlines last week. It shows that South Africa is not immune to the global economic downturn.
Zimbabwe’s gold production fell by 49% last year due to an adverse operating environment and lack of working capital, the Chamber of Mines said.
Time Warner and AOL are to go their separate ways by the end of the year, a decade after the pair came together in a disastrous deal.
A cheeky New Zealand parrot — perhaps with a desire to spread its wings further afield — has pinched a Scottish man’s passport in a bag snatch.
Italian car giant Fiat on Friday said it could not improve its offer to buy Opel against a rival bid and would not attend key talks on the takeover.
The Israel-Palestine crisis is the most urgent problem for the world to solve, according to Desmond Tutu, archbishop emeritus of Cape Town.
Described as a "decision engine", Bing is an attempt by Microsoft to gain popularity in the search market and wrestle back momentum from Google.