SANDF personnel will be deployed between July and October at an expected cost of nearly R1bn
Minister says about 75,000 workers were left stranded by the unrest in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal
ICU admissions are high, but scientists caution against premature comparisons between the three Covid-19 waves
Results from Afrobarometer may help to explain slower-than-anticipated take-up of vaccine in some areas
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Sources say the president has been speaking to possible candidates
The coal export line has been affected by a legal dispute, but the parastatal has made a plan
Inquiry will be led by committee members but they will have external forensic expertise to help unpack the evidence
He wants the high court to force the NPA to hand over what he regards as crucial documents
Treasury Revenue overrun may be as high as R100bn
The donation will provide a significant boost to SA’s immunisation programme — as of Tuesday evening, only 2.58-million people had been fully immunised
The utility has not quantified how much coal has been lost, but two arrests have been made
The low-cost SAA subsidiary, which will be placed in business rescue, halts flights until payments due to ATNS are made
Closure of certain routes and co-operation between departments and police helps bring lull
Party leader John Steenhuisen says it is critical people ‘know the who, when and what of this catastrophic failure of our security cluster to protect citizens ...
Black Pharmaceutical Industry Association says the industry must become more representative
It includes a 1.5% pay progression hike as well as a cash gratuity of R1,000 cash after tax, for all workers below management level
The resumption of full capacity is set to take several days due to a staggered approach
SA is rated three notches below investment grade by S&P with a stable outlook
