The CEF attributes the change to higher international product prices for petrol
Council for Medical Schemes denies allegations of power abuse
It will not avert ‘day zero’ in 2026, industrial gas users warn
Rejection does not signal SA is hostile to investors, says presidency
CEO Nomsa Chabeli and head of news Moshoeshoe Monare are undergoing vetting by the State Security Agency
The president was writing after SA marked the 30th anniversary of the first democratic elections this past weekend
International Development Association fund is dedicated to improving economies of less developed countries on the continent
The judgment confirms that no court is allowed to make an order where a woman and her family is rendered homeless
Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Absa's Chele Moyo and Barbara Asafu-Adjaye
Two companies accused of defrauding Ters relief scheme of almost R1.5m
Adults 65 and older, people with heart and lung disease, those living with HIV and TB, and women who are pregnant are urged to get the vaccine
Access fees for private train operators could be reduced depending on regulators and Treasury
Western Cape High Court finds there was no basis for the claims of gross negligence
Government keeps throwing money at operations without proper planning, says military officer
Dan Marokane says reliability of the power plants has improved due to the generation recovery plan
The six-month maintenance shutdown of tunnels of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project will not disrupt water supply into the country as alternative plans have ...
Law paves way for transition to low-carbon economy and allows government to put in place more ambitious targets for greenhouse gas emitters
Party argues that there is no proof it had acted in bad faith or with intent to deceive
Decision in RAF case is that lower courts are entitled to raise concerns but do not have free rein
