US-China trade issues, lower manufacturing production in the eurozone and Saudi oil attacks weigh on world markets
UCT’s call to boycott Israeli academic institutions is anathema to the free and unrestricted exchange of ideas
The World Meteorological Organisation says a rise of 2°C would wipe out more than 99% of coral reefs and melt most of the sea ice in the Arctic
The ANC has not yet declared its view on the Treasury's economic discussion paper aimed at reigniting economic growth
An extensive reshuffle will see Stephen Beesley replace Bahle Sibisi as chair with effect from October 1
Average yields on SA’s dollar bonds fell 163 basis points between the start of the year and early September to 4.7%
A court accepted a suicide note as the last will of the deceased, but it is best to ensure your will is legally valid
While current conditions seem treacherous, it's only a matter of time that local shares start perking up
The South Africans had the upper hand from the onset, but failed to capitalise on this and were not helped by the French referee
Michelle Williams, who won for best actress in a limited series or movie for Fosse/Verdon, made an impassioned plea for women’s equality