Free State high court receives a confirmatory affidavit alleging he was not involved in daily finances
The R950m project in Johannesburg is expected to be completed in 2024
Justice minister withdraws his opposition to the latest bid to prolong the investigation
Deal with international funders could tackle debt pile, says Meridian
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President slams the lack of vaccines in poorer countries as unjust and unproductive
Constitiutional court upholds ruling that debt-stricken power utility can’t cut electricity in bid to get errant towns to pay up
The fund’s annual report shows ‘no wastage or misappropriation’ of billions collected from SA corporates, the government and private citizens
Employer body Seifsa says there is still time for an agreement but union says the strike will start on October 5
Activists warn that province is in urgent need of ‘servant leaders’, not people who act in their own interests
Mpho Phalatse has promised to address the R200bn infrastructure backlog in the metro
Former CEO of the Guptas’ Oakbay is wanted in connection with R25m corruption case
Smokers are also 80% more likely to be admitted to hospital when infected with coronavirus, UK study finds
SA’s continued presence on the UK's travel ‘red list’ has sparked controversy as infection rates slow in SA
The president asks for a second chance for the party as he reveals its manifesto ahead of the local government polls
Other countries have gone through the trial and error and there is no need for SA to do the same
Tshepiso Moahloli’s departure follows those of several senior Treasury staff members
There are fears the looted medications may have entered the so called ‘grey market’
Industry is calling for a more practical implementation date and a suitable financial framework
