'Cape tolls are racist!'
11:33am | Implementing the proposed tolls in the Cape's Winelands region will amount to unfair discrimination on the grounds of race and economic status, the Cape Town has argued.
11:33am | Implementing the proposed tolls in the Cape's Winelands region will amount to unfair discrimination on the grounds of race and economic status, the Cape Town has argued.
Sanral's public notice on was unlawful because it never took a proper board decision, argued Cape Town.
Attacks on Cosatu unions and its officials should be taken seriously, Numsa president Cedric Gcina said.
Bill Gates has regained the title of world's richest person with a fortune of $72.7-billion.
Nelson Mandela did not want his children to be involved in the management of his money and artworks.
The Commission for Gender Equality on Friday launched its Position Paper on Sex Work.
The Saxonwold ANC intends to institute disciplinary proceedings against business tycoon Atul Gupta.
Johannesburg’s citizens need to prepare for load shedding this winter, City Power’s warned.Bill Gates has regained the title of world's richest person with a fortune of $72.7-billion.
SA has been voted the world's "top dream destination" by the largest travel social network on Earth.
Will printing mountains of money get the most advanced economies out of the deep mess they're in?Johannesburg’s citizens need to prepare for load shedding this winter, City Power’s warned.
Eskom is facing a R225-bn shortfall after receiving only half of the tarriff hike it had applied for.
The rand was weaker in midday trade on Friday as the dollar pushed commodity currencies weaker.
The rand moved weaker to levels near R9.40 per US dollar in early trade on Friday.
A rally in industrial stocks pushed the JSE to a record high on Thursday.
The JSE closed in the black on Wednesday despite losses such as the two percent drop in the gold sector.
Stocks took a pause from a recent winning streak on Thursday, selling off on weak Walmart earnings.
US stocks closed at fresh all-time highs following a choppy day of trading on Wednesday.
Markets ended mixed on Thursday as poor US unemployment data added to eurozone recession gloom.
European equities gained on Wednesday as investors took news that the eurozone recession had extended.
