The all share records weekly gains for the first time in about a month as global markets brush off fallout from trade war between US and China
Announcing measures to stimulate the economy, Ramaphosa made unpopular decisions. Now he must follow through
The banking system has a gross exposure of R125bn to the agricultural sector, with R41bn of this held by the state-owned Land Bank
Davis announced his resignation as a representative of the party in parliament on Thursday
David Kneale will assume the role of a strategic adviser after stepping down, while Vikesh Ramsunder will take over as CEO from January
Magna Global study predicts online advertising could surpass $100bn for the first time
She has ruled out extending negotiations and says the UK is preparing for a no-deal outcome
Cheslin Kolbe is ready to step into fullback Willie le Roux’s boots
Joy of Jazz, giving African music a global platform, turns 21 this year
A furious China demands that the sanctions against its military be withdrawn
In the former Swaziland, where political parties are banned, so-called voters says there is 'only one boss'
Across all age groups, NCDs kill more than 40-million people a year worldwide, accounting for seven in 10 deaths
Big pharma is backing away from Alzheimer's, with few breakthroughs made since the early 2000s
Authorities are unsure how many people were on the ferry when it went down in Lake Victoria — but it may have been carrying double its capacity
After refusing to do so for years, Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Occidental Petroleum will become members of the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative soon
Twenty flood gauges show some level of flooding in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia
But some MPs warn that lower tax on fuel will create a big funding gap
Malaysia’s leader-in-waiting Anwar Ibrahim will seek to return to frontline politics
Law minister says the government must intervene to force tech companies to take responsibility for their product
World won’t let the crisis rest, Hunt tells Suu Kyi
Prominent challenger to the president received treatment in the US for injuries he says were sustained during torture by security forces
Offensive resumed this month after peace talks failed
The hunt for the presumed killer of cats in the south of London since 2015 was picked up by animal welfare groups and Scotland Yard
North and South want to declare an end to the Korean War this year, says President Moon Jae-in
Theresa May stands by ‘Chequers’ proposals for trade with the bloc that will also resolve issues on the border of Northern Ireland
Botswana's antipoaching officials demand to see Elephants Without Borders′s proof of poaching
Prosecutors filed more than two dozen new charges against Najib Razak, involving hundreds of millions of dollars in one of the world’s most expansive financial ...
President George Weah signs the Land Rights Act into law after four years of debate in the legislature
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