Small businesses hammered by late payments
The Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry has warned that late payment of bills by national and provincial government departments and big business is threatening
Chinese Equality Court bid will draw ‘necessary attention’ to racism
The Chinese Association (TCA) – a body formed in 1903 to represent the interests of people of Chinese extraction in South Africa – has brought
Renamo challenge thrown out
An attempt to annul the results of last month’s elections in Mozambique has failed. The main opposition party in our eastern neighbour, the Mozambican National
Steenhuisen new DA leader
John Steenhuisen was elected as the interim leader of the Democratic Alliance (DA) yesterday. Steenhuisen had already been serving as the party’s parliamentary leader and
Union ups ante at SAA with flight-risk warning to passengers
The National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa (NUMSA) warned passengers that flying with South African Airways (SAA) would be a safety risk because
Smith withdraws from race for top cricket post
Graeme Smith, the former South African cricket captain, withdrew his name from consideration to become the new Director of Cricket in the country. He made
Zimbabwe inflation spikes
The inflation rate in Zimbabwe jumped to nearly 40% in October, as the country continues to face an economic crunch. The inflation rate in our
Brain drain spurred by black empowerment is ‘paralysing our economy’
The Freedom Front Plus (FF Plus) has tabled a motion in Parliament to debate the impact of the government’s Affirmative Action (AA) and Black Economic
Trump roasted over Yovanovitch tweet
President Donald Trump’s Twitter attack against former United States ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch during her testimony at an impeachment hearing in Congress on Friday
Scripts of sex lessons published to allay public concern
The Department of Basic Education has published on its website the Scripted Lessons Plans being used in the pilot phase of a Comprehensive Sexuality Education