News 24 Zimbabwe has reportedly assured the European Union that the country won’t engage in farms grabs anymore, as the government strives to lure...

 GABI FALANGA –  A top cop told the Farlam commission on Tuesday that he could not recall ever seeing the police’s official crime scene...

 RENE VOLLGRAAFF –  The World Bank has revised South Africa’s economic growth forecast from 2.3% to 2% for 2014 due to the ongoing strike...

BY NICHOLAS KOTCH – THE US has signalled to Rwanda’s hardline government that there is a limit to its support, particularly when human rights...

BY PHAKAMISA NDZAMELA – I HAVE a theory that African Bank Investments Limited (Abil), SA’s largest unsecured lender, finds itself in a difficult position...

By JARED SACKS The outcry over this past week’s brutal eviction of shack dwellers in Lwandle, outside Cape Town, has prompted new Minister of...

By J BROOKS SPECTOR Once again it has become time to attend another ANC Monday morning briefing that will deliver yet another chapter of...

By Philani Nombembe Cape Town residents who were evicted from land owned by the SA National Roads Agency were still in the dark yesterday...

By Londiwe Buthelezi Johannesburg – The Minister of mineral resources will leave it up to employers and the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union...

LITTLE has been heard lately of the Financial and Fiscal Commission, the independent body that is supposed to scrutinise the public finances each year...

BY NICHOLAS KOTCH – THE US has signalled to Rwanda’s hardline government that there is a limit to its support, particularly when human rights...

By Shannon de Ryhove – South Africa’s unemployment rate among youth aged 15 to 34 years increased from 32.7% to 36.1% between 2008 and...