I’d never thought about a bucket list – things to do before I die — until I was holding one in my hand.
As a strike by refuse workers drags on, the streets of Johannesburg have been turned into a dumping ground.
The bodies of people associated with Radovan Krejcir have been piling up. It’s like something out of a mafia movie. We look at the main players.
The SABC is appealing a Broadcasting Complaints Commission ruling in a matter concerning it, the <i>M&G</i> and reporter Sam Sole.
South Africa will not call for Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to step down, the Cabinet decided at a meeting this week.
A series of questions has been drawn up to verify
the suitability of benefi ciaries of empowerment.
Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi commemorated World TB Day by unveiling the only GeneXpert system in Africa on Thursday.
Sibongile has been diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB) three times; this year she found out she has multidrug-resistant TB.
UNDP director for democratic governance <strong>Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi</strong> speaks to the <em>M&G</em> about democracy in Africa.
Former MP Jay Naidoo says black economic empowerment (BEE) has, in many instances, been hijacked by a "cabal of predatory elite".
Industrialists. Newspaper owners. And friends with the president and his family. Read our dummy’s guide to the famous family.
The victims of the 2008 racist video produced by four students of the University of the Free State are to start their own company.
Zimbabwe is not ready for elections, and will not be ready until it has dealt with present and past human rights violations, says Human Rights Watch.
The BCCSA has reprimanded the SABC over an interview it flighted last year, in which John Sterenborg and Sam Sole were accused of corruption.
The SABC has been reprimanded for contravening the broadcasting code regarding an interview with businessman John Sterenborg in November 2010.
African governments are "failing" Libyan citizens and all Africans, according to civil society organisations on Friday.
The trial of rugby player Bees Roux, accused of murder, has been set down for five days from August 1.
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/ 22 February 2011
The departments of home affairs in South Africa and Zimbabwe have extended the deadline for the of passports to Zimbabweans in SA by an extra month.
Gauteng chairperson of Satawu Ephraim Mphahlele says the truck drivers’ strike will have a major effect on the country.
In a venture aimed at getting tomorrow’s leaders tested today, a university-based HIV counselling and testing campaign has been launched.
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/ 11 February 2011
The case against Nigerian terror-accused Henry Okah was remanded until April 18 at the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on Friday.
Cope founders Mbhazima Shilowa and Mosiuoa Lekota are entitled to attend the State of the Nation address on Thursday, regardless of who has control.
A number of organisations have made their voices heard over comments by President Jacob Zuma equating a vote for the ANC to a pass to heaven.
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/ 7 February 2011
The Christ Embassy Church — recently banned by the Advertising Standards Authority from airing claims of faith healing — will appeal the ruling.
Voting is a matter of civic duty and a democratic privilege, says Brigalia Bam, chairperson of the Independent Electoral Commission.
News of Nelson Mandela’s hospital visit sparked wild rumours internationally. The <i>M&G</i>’s <b>Vuvu Vena</b> gives her craziest five.
The proportion of women students at UniZulu is much higher than the national average.
South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) group CEO Solly Mokoetle has resigned with immediate effect.
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/ 23 December 2010
South Africans and Mozambicans, gathered in Maputo to give feedback on a pilot exchange programme of volunteers between the two countries.
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/ 3 December 2010
For the first time, companies and government departments have been called to account for their lack of gender transformation.
Home affairs minister tries to ease anxiety as the December 31 regularisation deadline looms.
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/ 5 November 2010
A 16-year-old grade nine pupil suspended from Welkom High School because she was pregnant was reinstated.