In a no-holds barred interview, outgoing Eskom chief executive Andre de Ruyter has claimed that a State Security Agency operative was sent to watch him at COP27, the United Nations climate change...

AfriForum has filed court papers in the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria, in an attempt to have the renewal requirement for driver's licences declared invalid and placed under review.

The cabinet reshuffle should move the mineral resources and energy minister to another portfolio

South Africa has arrived at its moment of truth. Will we seize the day or will we continue to wade through the treacle of old loyalties, old policies and old global alliances towards slow but certain...

The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy hardly has the capacity to change a light bulb. And yet the ANC thinks that placing Eskom — the failing power utility that threatens to drag the economy...

Evidence demonstrates that Buthelezi was a key figure in the apartheid regime’s fight against pro-democracy forces

Our leaders have a significant responsibility to provide the moral leadership to redefine how we disagree, Archbishop Thabo Makgoba said in his Christmas Eve sermon.

The self-effacing struggle stalwart talks about finally receiving the degree he was denied during apartheid

The majority of UCT's Senate has voted in favour of a proposed policy to make Covid-19 vaccines mandatory from next year.

15 farmers are auctioning some of their livestock to the market.

EFF leader Julius Malema says his party will continue with its plans to disrupt President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state of the nation address unless he fires public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan.

NPA head Shamila Batohi moves Hofmeyr back to the prosecuting authority three years after he was removed as head of the unit

On Thursday, Stats SA released its latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey. The record numbers of unemployed should send a shock through our system and compel an immediate reconsideration of our...

A debt collector looking for repayment of a loan found the bodies of a Butterworth woman and her three children at their home on Sunday morning. It is understood that she had poisoned her small...

The lockdown was to flatten the Covid-19 curve, no more, no less

Transfers were made from Brian Shivambu’s company for the property in Fourways

The community of Amelia, Zamdela in the Free State is demanding answers over a school construction project that was abandoned nearly two years ago by the contractor. The Department of Education in...

Properties and vehicles belonging to several people implicated in the multimillion rand 'blue lights' tender, including former acting national police commissioner Khomotso Phahlane, have been seized.

Kganyago’s new five-year term will begin immediately after his current one ends on November 8

Saudi Arabian Military Industries was reported to be seeking to acquire a stake in the state-owned entity, which is on the brink of financial collapse

Daily Maverick can exclusively report that Eskom property worth hundreds of millions of rands is standing vacant around Lephalale in Limpopo and falling into ruin.

Taxi drivers may have emerged as some of the unlikely good guys of the recent unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, but their Western Cape counterparts are the cause of violence that is drastically...

“Without a correct diagnosis, there can be no cure” Thabo Mbeki calls on ANC members to embody OR Tambo’s values to revive the ANC.

Jacob Zuma, his supporters and his legal team have argued that the former president’s imprisonment on contempt charges violates international law and is tantamount to apartheid-era ‘detention without...

This week, my sympathies extended to the University of Cape Town (UCT) group that wanted to hold a blacks-only dinner and was prevented from doing so by university policy.

Former political prisoner and academic Professor Raymond Suttner had to wait nearly half a century to graduate.

The guardians guard themselves, says the Presidency.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s utterances about wanting to ‘deal with the Gukurahundi genocide’ are not sincere, as evidenced by the fact that his government has not dealt with any of the problems...

Anti-corruption investigators are probing a sickening slew of allegations that unscrupulous officials and businesses benefited from billions meant to fight Covid-19.

If you ever had any doubts about the venality of the people who ran this country during the wasted decade, you need only to have listened to the testimonies of the dignified men from Vrede at the...

Businessman Martin Wingate-Pearse lost in the High Court on Wednesday in a case that may not only have a dire effect on his own taxpaying purse, but will have a direct influence on any court challe...

While a South African migrant to the USA bequeaths R100-million to vaccine development, EFF leader Julius Malema and his henchmen terrorise restaurants that employ migrants.

In the past year alone, the Asset Forfeiture Unit has recovered money and assets gained through corruption-related crimes

Corporate SA is offering the National Prosecuting Authority additional resources to pursue people and entities named in the state capture inquiry report.

The ANC's top six officials this week appeared to lose patience with their controversial secretary-general, Ace Magashule, barring him from briefing the media on Friday about a meeting of the party's...

Economists behind an extensive survey of smokers say the lockdown ban on cigarette sales has been a spectacular failure and should be lifted as soon as possible.

The authorities appear to be taking action against members of Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s security unit who were shown on film viciously assaulting three military trainees on the N1. Many...