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On February 18th, 2019 leading businessman Sipho Pityana, then chairman of mining giant AngloGold Ashanti, went to dinner with a female colleague at a restaurant in Mandela Square, Sandton.

It has been a difficult three years for Gift Baloyi of Hammanskraal as he tries to survive without drinking water from a tap.

South Africans can expect a number of days of load-shedding this summer, power utility Eskom said on Monday.

Former Mogalakwena mayor Andrina Matsemela was allegedly paid a total of R104,000 in kickbacks by a company contracted by the municipality.

The high court in Pretoria has issued an order against distance learning institution Unisa to pay its axed facilities manager R4.5m for prematurely ending his employment contract.

Slain Bafana Bafana star Senzo Meyiwa's brother has revealed that police have told them that the five men due to stand trial for the murder are not the goalkeeper's killers.

Comedian Dave Chappelle on Monday addressed the transgender controversy in full for the first time on a video on his Instagram account, five days after about 100 people protested near the company’s headquarters.

Market research conducted by outsourcing company Outsized suggested that up to 30% of future staff complements in SA businesses may be hired hands.

The Estate Agency Affairs Board said it would launch an investigation into a complaint involving a Cape Town real estate company that allegedly allowed the landlord of a Cape Town CBD apartment to decline a rental applicant based on his race.

None of the country's nine provinces recorded more than 50 new Covid-19 cases in the past day, the latest NICD statistics showed.

Business for SA health working group chairperson Stavros Nicolaou said the organisation was “entirely aligned” with Busa’s position. “There’s been too much focus on individuals’ rights,” he said. “What about other people's rights?”

ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa was met with “no electricity, no vote” placards while on the campaign trail in Gauteng on Monday.