The government has said that it plans to spend R900-billion over the next decade to upgrade the country's water supply and storage systems. This comes as parts of the country ... Read more »

Alleged sex offender Willem Breytenbach has been granted U.S.S$3,400 (R50 000) bail during his first appearance in the Cape Town Magistrate's Court. Breytenbach went to ground ... Read more »

"The board of SAA has adopted a resolution to place the company into business rescue. This decision is supported by government," Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan said in ... Read more »

Zimbabwe is facing its worst hunger crisis in a decade with half of the population food insecure, the World Food Programme has said. The alert follows an earlier warning from a ... Read more »

The future of one of the country's most important biodiversity areas - the Olifants River estuary on the West Coast near Lutzville - could be decided at a crucial meeting hosted by ... Read more »

South Africa's Competition Commission finds that data price is "excessively high" in a market dominated by MTN and Vodacom. Read more »

Striking junior doctors have vowed not to return to work despite the offer by President Emmerson Mnangagwa to reinstate them if they return within 48-hours, and also rejected the ... Read more »

At least 7,7 million Zimbabweans are food insecure, a UN special envoy has said after touring the southern African country. Meanwhile government has removed duty on all foodstuffs ... Read more »

The Public Enterprises Ministry has said in a statement that it is working with South African Airways (SAA) to enable the embattled state-owned enterprise to carry on its business. ... Read more »

Strive and Tsitsi Masiyiwa, through their Higher Life Foundation, have set up a fund which will see up to 2,000 government doctors getting $5 000 (U.S.$310) each on top of what ... Read more »