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This follows allegations that the PR firm, owned by former DA leader Tony Leon, brokered meetings between its clients and several GNU ministers
The South African Spaza and Tuck Shop Association said there are low levels of local ownership in the township retail sector.
Federation says it is concerning that a long-standing member of the Alliance was not consulted on these changes
Fighters caution against celebrating what amounts to temporary relief
Ian Cameron says govt is still pushing policies that could weaken the very people and industries it depends on when the pressure is on
South Africa has launched lenacapavir, a groundbreaking HIV prevention medicine, marking a significant moment in the country's fight against the…
…271 to arrive Friday No fewer than 700 stranded Nigerians are expected to be evacuated from South Africa, Spokesperson, Ministry of Foreign Aff…
The editor of Huffington Post, Ferail Haffajee, spoke to CNBC Africa on how the media could have got it all wrong with really transpired at SARS.
Gqeberha children's author Jennifer Lindridge has just released her third book, "Good Night, South Africa".
The recent, escalating wave of anti-immigrant sentiment and violence in South Africa has resulted in thousands of Malawians fleeing their homes.…
South Africans deserve a police service that will not only protect them but will restore confidence in the state
The Federal Government has repatriated another 66 Nigerians from South Africa as part of ongoing efforts to assist citizens affected by recent x…
The importance of early learning to strengthen the foundation for lifelong growth, skills development and economic participation is not rocket s…
Her evidence focused on a specific heist that implicates both Mkhwanazi and the broader EMPD law enforcement structure
The roll-out of South Africa’s six-monthly HIV prevention medication lenacapavir (LEN) has to consider our other epidemic: TB
Foreigners leaving the country hope to return with legal papers after forced exits
The police minister has promised a 'normal day' for South Africa on June 30 despite protest threats
Mexican drug cartels have expanded and are increasingly producing methamphetamine in Africa. This was highlighted in mid-May when Nigerian autho…