Political editor for <i>Business Day</i>, Karima Brown, will be leaving BDFM to become the deputy editor of the <i>New Age</i>.
If you’re an aspiring author struggling to get your work published, help is at hand. Porcupine Press will edit, publish and promote your book for you.
Different, daring, anti-mainstream — the Durban International Film Festival is the place to be if it’s the latest in experimental movies you want.
Municipalities are confident that pricey World Cup stadiums will be sustainable.
Four years may not seem like a very long time, but in technology terms, they’re equivalent to several lifetimes.
On paper, none of them should have won. On paper, they should have been trounced. But on paper and on the field are two differerent things.
Now is not the time to cut funding for HIV/Aids, say the TAC, MSF and Cosatu, among others.
Sandton was an explosion of patriotism on Wednesday as Bafana toured the streets, with the excitement finding its way onto Twitter.
Teething problems aside, the Gautrain got off to a good start on Tuesday, with trains running on schedule.
The speakers were unanimous: the Gautrain is an amazing South African achievement that will revolutionise our transport system.
Not for profit merit award: <b>Tapologo Centre</b>.
A website associated with the South African on board the Gaza-bound flotilla attacked by the Israeli army, has been hacked, allegedly from Israel.
Two <b>M&G</b> staffers give their accounts of the day the Bulls came to Soweto.
Is the government planning to suspend the Constitution and implement an undeclared state of emergency during the 2010 World Cup?
They have found a way to produce electronic ink from tiny silicon particles — nanoparticles, to be precise (one thousand millionth of a metre).
Interesting things have been found under the rocks
in the Namib. <b>Tarryn Harbour</b> reports.
Tarryn Harbour takes a closer look at what Julius Malema has to look forward to in his anger management therapy sessions.
It is August 15 2008. On the ground, amid the long, dry grass of the Highveld, two men, a boy and a dog are staring at an object the boy is holding.
Gautrain, which has been extremely active on Facebook and Twitter invited their "Tweeps" (yes, that would be Twitter-peeps) to a Tweetup-on-rails.
ANC claims that service delivery protests are being coordinated came under fire this week and, as Gauteng erupted in further protests.
The Regulation of Interception of Communications Act (Rica) is not just for those with cellphones — it affects all internet users too.
Jacob Zuma initiating a national dialogue on morals is like the AWB calling for a country-wide debate on racism, said Professor Jonathan Jansen.