Cyril Ramaphosa shocked at unexpected passing of SA's former finance minister Tito Mboweni.
Former finance minister and SA Reserve Bank governor Tito Mboweni has died.
The system, which took effect on September 1, allows people access to a portion of their retirement savings each year
List is not exhaustive and may be expanded, says deputy DG Melanchton Makobe
‘In spaza shops, you often find rats, flies or other vectors that can spread disease,’ says Tshwane health director Jerry Motsamai
Africa’s largest fund manager has increased its stake in rival Ninety One from 10% to 15%
Medical professionals unable to fulfil statutory requirement that allows them to register and practise independently
Initiative seeks to facilitate intra-African trade of pharmaceutical products
This follows years of strained ties with the US, which is one of SA's biggest trading partners
Azerbaijan’s Mukhtar Babayev emphasises support for developing nations ahead of climate conference
MP Makashule Gana says the safety of politicians has been prioritised at the expense of ‘normal South Africans’
Failure to approve another five-year spending plan for Aids relief programme has created uncertainty
Thembi Simelane said he ‘embodied the highest principles of justice and integrity’
Kholeka Gcaleka accuses David Skosana of calling CEO Thandi Sibanyoni and threatening her if she didn’t pay his wife’s gratuity
Communities fear switching to renewable energy from fossil fuels will not leave them destitute
‘We have taken a decision that we should not necessarily respond to the public discourse,’ Tau says
Poisoning is a leading cause of toxin-induced deaths in SA, and is mostly accidental in small children but often intentional among teenagers
The president says these remove bureaucratic hurdles and are designed to make it easier for SA firms and multinationals to hire skilled workers
Saica says retroactive proposal runs counter to legal principle in SA, while NGOs argue the profit threshold is too high
SA ranks 14th among biggest claims related to data breaches and cybercrime, speciality insurer says