Steinhoff Africa appoints independent non-executive director
Steinhoff Africa Retail, or STAR, has appointed Wendy Luhabe to its board as independent
Mlambo-Ngcuka welcomes SA’s election to UNSC
The Executive Director for Women at the United Nations, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, has welcomed the UN
Ramaphosa focuses on foreign investment in Canada
South Africa says the invitation of President Cyril Ramaphosa to the G7 leaders summit signals an
SA honoured to serve in UN Security Council: Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the Presidency is honoured by the confidence the international
Ancient fish fossils discovered in E Cape
It started with hominid discoveries at the Cradle of Humankind, then the Great Karoo uncovered
Coligny sunflower case postponed
The trial of the two murder-accused in the so-called Coligny sunflower case did not continue in the
Walter Sisulu University described as crime ridden, drug infested
Deputy Police Minister Bongani Mkhongi has described the Walter Sisulu University in Mthatha, in the
PSA not part of wage deal
Congress of South African Unions (Cosatu) in the public sector has accepted a wage increase of 2.2%
Boks confident ahead of clash with England
There is a lot of confidence in the Springbok camp ahead of the much anticipated clash against
74 cash-in-transit committed in Gauteng in 9 months
Seventy-four cash-in-transit heists have been committed in Gauteng in the past nine months.
Zuma not fazed by reinstatement of charges
Former President Jacob Zuma says he is not fazed by the reinstatement of corruption-related charges
Ramaphosa lands in Toronto ahead of G7 summit
President Cyril Ramaphosa has landed in Toronto, Canada to begin the first leg of his visit to that
Marawa returns to SABC
Popular television and radio presenter Robert Marawa is back at the South African Broadcasting
Less than 10% of commercial land transferred to black since 1994
Less than ten percent of commercial land has been transferred from white to black people through
Unions walk out of wage negotiations with Eskom
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) has walked out of the second round of
SA prepares to join UN body for peace, security
South Africa is preparing to join the United Nations world body for peace and security for the third
National Treasury says EFF is ignorant of processes
The National Treasury has moved from its usual diplomacy, responding with a hard hitting statement
Feminist, or just fun? ‘Oceans 8’ steals Hollywood spotlight
For some, the female heist caper “Ocean’s 8” is a strike at the heart of male-dominated Hollywood
Afghanistan’s Ghani announces ceasefire with Taliban
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on Thursday announced for the first time an unconditional ceasefire
EFF in N West accuses ANC of delaying premier appointment
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in the North West has launched an attack on the African National