By  SAPA  “Power utility Eskom is racing to recruit as many skilled people as possible, regardless of their skin colour, Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa said.”...

By Gift Phiri — “While getting his hair cut at a barber shop, a Zimbabwean activist was taken by five men – and has...

By Katlego Mkhwanazi — The Naledi Theatre awards have honoured the show, which depicts the infamous mineworkers massacre, by shortlisting it in various categories. Marikana:...

By Laura Grant — The taxpayers in the tiny Northern Cape municipality of Gamagara, home of the Sishen iron ore mine and camel thorn trees,...

By Victoria John — A teacher’s organisation and two NGOs say that hundreds of thousands of children in KwaZulu-Natal walk long distances to and from...

By REBECCA DAVIS The last time President Jacob Zuma answered questions in Parliament’s National Assembly, it ended abortively amid EFF chants of “Pay back...

By Zodidi Dano and Daily Voice reporter — Cape Town – A “green card” identity system for workers in Worcester, which some have called...

By Greg Nicolson— Speaking to traditional leaders last week, President Jacob Zuma went off script. His comments were charismatic, even encouraging, but ultimately show...

The head of the U.N. agency promoting equality for women is lamenting that a girl born today will be an 81-year-old grandmother before she...

Two children, aged five and 10, had been quarantined with cholera at Beitbridge District Hospital, according to a media report Zimbabwe has confirmed eight...

By Baldwin Ndaba Johannesburg – Gauteng MEC for Human Settlements and Co-operative Governance Jacob Mamabolo and municipal councillors have vowed to speed up service...

By Winnie Theletsane JOHANNESBURG – The ‘poorest of the poor’ term which is often used by government when describing the poverty line in South...