The judicial conduct tribunal has dismissed Parker's account of the events
Minister is a no show before parliament’s portfolio committee on higher education and training
The court also ordered Meta and WhatsApp to remove 12 WhatsApp channels and 58 Instagram accounts, insofar as it was technically feasible
Scrapping rules preventing an entity from owning newspapers, TV and radio licences in the same market mooted in white paper
Trade department outlines implementation framework for cannabis and hemp sectors after controversial regulation ditched
Meeting expected to be key moment in GNU’s push to revitalise growth and create jobs
Mineral & petroleum resources minister says allegations put his life at risk
Sakeliga and TLU SA say the water department admitted in October 2021 that water use charges lapsed after three years
‘We are left to assume their noncompliance is wilful and mala fide’, says Digital Law Company’s Emma Sadleir
Fabian Mertenton, 38, convicted of extortion after police rounded up a group of five men and one woman
Parties agree on one-year, above-inflation deal after employees voted against striking
Inwooners civic organisation plans ‘Hands off Mkhwanazi’ protest at the Union Buildings with 10 other groups
Principal officer explains scheme’s fraud detection systems rely on practice codes and not surnames or race
New committee, chaired by engineer Refilwe Buthelezi, is packed with accounting, engineering and business turnaround skills
Ramaphosa confirms diplomatic engagements are under way in an effort to de-escalate tensions
The asset manager is confident the poultry producer can be turned around
Agriculture MEC Nompumelelo Hlophe says the Nutrition Sourcing Bill she has introduced ‘seeks to address the historical injustices of the past’
Ad hoc committee to be formally adopted on July 23 to investigate claims raised by KZN police commissioner
President says punishing police minister based on untested allegations would create dangerous precedent
Reserve Bank governor says the effect on agriculture could be devastating as the sector employs many low-skilled workers