The Electoral Commission of SA announced R355m in public funding for 20 political parties and said it was not contemplating using e-voting in next year’s municipal elections.

The three accused in the Joshlin Smith case have spurned taking the stand or calling witnesses in their defence, meaning much of the State’s evidence against them will go unchallenged.

The South African Democratic Teachers’ Union led a march in Pretoria on Wednesday, demanding urgent action to end budget cuts it says are crippling public education.

Potential gold investors might have missed the big rise, but the bus is not too far down the road. If you run fast enough, you might still catch it.

The final decision around the creation of no-fishing zones around key African penguin colonies, including St Croix and Bird islands, was a culmination of more than two decades of collaborative ...

To combat corruption effectively — and so that South Africans can truly taste the fruits of freedom — those in power must demonstrate integrity, responsibility and transparency, and the government ...

The McKinsey case forces us to ask uncomfortable questions about the behaviour of multinationals operating in governance-compromised jurisdictions. It is easy for firms to speak the language of ethics ...

One key driver of the March CPI print was education costs. South African students a few years ago were protesting under the slogan ‘Fees Must Fall’, and while they have hardly fallen, their annual ...

Recent Peace and Security Council elections revived debates about whether membership should favour inclusion and fairness or regional capacity and influence.

A herb named after evaporating snowflakes — for the cotton-like tufts around its seeds — had first been eaten by the sheep, then was added to butter to baste it during a slow day’s cooking.

A cannabis sin tax could conceivably remove or reduce the perceived need to raise VAT by 0.5 percentage points.

According to the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, the advertisement misrepresented the nature of the loan product by implying it was an investment rather than a credit facility.