By JARED SACKS. On Thursday, the Cape High Court ruled in favour of the Marikana occupiers and instructed the City of Cape Town to...

By SAPA JOHANNESBURG:Early childhood development (ECD) centres face many problems, the social development department said on Thursday. “ECD centres are battling with issues of...

By BHEKI MBANJWA Durban – South Africa is fast heading towards a crisis of poverty and inequality, a senior African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP)...

By Luke Smolinski Sub-Saharan Africa has enjoyed rapid growth over the past 20 years but its citizens seem not to share the zeal of...

By SAPA Counsel for Marikana miners wounded and arrested in August 2012 got the opportunity on Thursday to question a police officer who fired...

S’Bu Zikode The word ‘democracy’ has often been misunderstood. It has been misused to legitimise certain projects in a way that is incorrect and...

By SAPA More than eight million pupils are exempted from paying school fees in South Africa, President Jacob Zuma said on Thursday. “It is...

By SAPA Bankserv Africa’s Disposable Salary Index (BDSI) released on Friday indicated that the increase in disposable income would again be slower than inflation...

BY IVAN R. MUGISHA & ERIC KABEERA Gains from integration among the five East African Community (EAC) states could be hampered by the enlarging...

A. The world we live in today and our 20 years of “Democracy” It is impossible to deny that the world has seen the...

By SAPA After a week of rain left coal stocks wet, Eskom says the country could experience power cuts after declaring an emergency. Eskom...

BY KARL GERNETZKY THE Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) has softened its stance on a wage demand of R12 500 from strike-affected...