Shweshwe is synonymous with African couture but the industry is under threat from counterfeits.
The Reserve Bank’s acknowledgment that a rate hike had been discussed extensively has caused the rand to strengthen and bond yields to go up.
The treasury has a hungry, and growing, army of public servants to feed.
The South African Municipal Workers’ Union says over 200 000 workers across SA are set to down tools if negotiations fail to produce desired results.
As SIM card fraud increases, banks and cellphone service providers are locked in a blame game about who could do more to prevent it.
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The way South Africans are eating has changed drastically as their pockets have deepened.
Khanyi Dhlomo’s high-end boutique, Luminance, is set to host celebrity designers as part of a skills transfer programme.
Cosatu says the South African Reserve Bank has "missed yet another opportunity" to alleviate unemployment by keeping the repo rate unchanged.
An organisation in Johannesburg hopes that trading bikes for trees will plant the seeds of entrepreneurship.
The Mail & Guardian catches up with the mastermind of Feliz Navidad and Mary’s Boychild – Frank Farian.
As malls straddling religious divides turn it down, shoppers don’t miss the agony that is Boney M, writes Thalia Holmes.
The senior journalist’s removal shortly before Mangaung smacks of censorship, say staff.
The government of Rwanda has cancelled the passports of several key opposition leaders in exile, rendering some of these people stateless.
Lenasia Extension 13 residents say that they were duped into buying land by people claiming to be officials.
Mormons have spent almost 200 years practising how to pick themselves up and dust themselves off, writes Thalia Holmes.
Around South Africa ‘geocachers’ are busy searching bushes and bins to find secreted treasures. Thalia Randall Holmes joins their swelling ranks.