The group’s CEO and CFO earned a combined R56.5m in 2022

Nursing union’s Khaya Sodidi says European country wants SA to train for it and SA has about 20,000 jobless nurses

The GSK shot for use in at-risk adults and adolescents, which is needed every two months, proved to be 66% more effective in preventing HIV infections than Gilead’s treatment

Icasa says company knowingly contravened regulations and brought problems for itself

2021 Afrobarometer survey reflects belief that even the presidency has been affected by graft

Court rules municipality is not obliged to supply Joburg property with electricity due to illegal connections

The government must be firm in its non-aligned position, even if Agoa is at stake, says minister

Public enterprises minister says time has come for him to focus on his family and health

Almost 200,000 Zimbabwean nationals will be affected and they don’t hold much hope of getting the relevant visa

Allowing such shipments is seriously damaging public infrastructure and the economy, minister says

COO will replace Alan Pullinger to become first black woman at helm

EFF leader says he and his MK counterpart Jacob Zuma plan to meet after the May 29 general election to discuss collaboration

The company is going into liquidation but operating entities will continue in business rescue

Unverified Twitter account under Duduzile Zuma-Sambundla’s name encouraged people to protest

Zuma is technically still a member of the ANC though he was suspended after he announced his support of the MK party in December

SA ‘forced to kneel’ before the country’s institutions, claims minister in the presidency

Investigating unit accuses minister of unlawful and improper conduct in controversial contract

Presidency has received legal opinion saying SA would be compelled to arrest Vladimir Putin if he is in SA

The utility has provided a progress report on ongoing investigations into the contractors

Separating the National Prosecuting Authority from the department was raised by the national director of public prosecutions

As with PW Botha, business has zero chance of changing the majority party

Nuclear power seen as reliable for baseload but critics disagree

Mboweni says Treasury knows the Competition Commission is investigating a case of price fixing and market allocation in the trading of foreign-currency pairs involving the rand

It is not clear how it will recapitalise the company as no working capital is offered in Vision’s business rescue plan

Russians were encouraged to vote, with prize draws for flats and an ad campaign highlighting other constitutional amendments such as a de facto ban on same-sex marriage

Chief justice tells security conference that corruption has flourished without Scorpions

Production is safe ‘for now’, says Volkswagen AG board member Thomas Schaefer, but the business case for SA is waning

Report recommends Brian Molefe and Malusi Gigaba be investigated for prosecution

Announcement unlawful, says takeover panel

EFF has no business demanding information on Johann Rupert and his family who are all exemplary citizens

Higher education minister says many councils at tertiary institutions lack experience

Former ArcelorMittal SA CEO Nonkululeko Nyembezi-Heita was named by Alexander Forbes on Wednesday as is new chairperson from January 1. According to her Wikipedia page, she was ranked the 97th most...

Cutting short his trip abroad did not lead to any change in intensity of load-shedding

Nearly 70 years later, the marriage of an African chief to a British woman still echoes with intrigue, writes Sue Grant-Marshall

Former president reflects on first 30 years of democracy

Phaahla says details will be announced in the finance minister’s budget speech next week

Eritreans are fighting alongside Ethiopian government forces, says Tigray People's Liberation Front

The department of correctional services says Zuma is first of more than 9,000 to be released due to overcrowding

National Health Insurance Bill is expected to be passed in parliament within weeks

Mnangagwa’s administration has been accused of using Covid-19 as an excuse to restrict freedoms, and is not prosecuting those responsible for human-rights violations

Blamed on an administrative boo-boo, incorrect information about the nuclear build programme was inadvertently published

Health certificates hitch slows process

Cyril Ramaphosa cites among his reasons the 'deterioration in public confidence at SARS and public finances being compromised'

The first phase of the upgrade at the Kariega assembly plant will be at the end of 2024

The leader of the specialised financial services group believes there should be more investment in innovation and entrepreneurship

A free-market economy, social justice and respect for the rule of law will form the main pillars

ANC president and former health minister are both facing corruption allegations and are both in the running to become party president in December

The British billionaire says if approached by the government his airline is open to buying an equity stake in SAA

Search-and-seizure raid after claims Mapisa-Nqakula solicited and received R2.3m from contractor while she was defence minister

Royalties worth R1bn-R1.5bn owed to performers over 55 years might have been stolen

Increased wind-power generation and lower demand helped improve the ailing power utility’s performance

A booster dose is safe and effective at warding off the virus and new variants, according to the company

The pay-TV operator has lost more than 100,000 premium subscribers in the previous financial year

In response to Western Cape premier’s legal challenge Mkhwebane says in court papers the colonialism tweets were likely to cause racial tension, divisions and violence in SA

Employers who are unable to pay the minimum wage due to constraints in their businesses will be eligible for exemptions

The international relations & co-operation minister says international law should be uniformly applied for it to be credible

They say black shareholding requirements of up to 75% threaten their access to finance and SA’s food security

Unemployment, rising crime, infrastructure collapse, greylisting and the NPA is missing in action

Opportunists spreading misinformation about national legislation

The group has also introduced an ‘inclusive parental leave policy’

SA’s richest man doubts a social contract is possible and blames politicians

Kudakwashe Tagwirei and ‘other Zimbabwean elites have … harmed the Zimbabwean people through corruption’, the US says

People deliberately set out to destroy the democratic state, former president tells students at Unisa

The French group says it has a way around MultiChoice voting limits

A proposal has been made by delegates at the ANC conference for state-owned enterprises to be moved to their line departments

Former president is in breach of governing party’s constitution, deputy president says

Unit presents findings to parliament’s standing committee on public accounts

Cinderamaphosa could have danced all night, but the clock has struck midnight and he’s back with a pumpkin-head named Mbalula.

Lai Xiaomin, former chair of China Huarong Asset Management was found guilty of receiving $277m in bribes between 2008 and 2018

More than 220kg of crack cocaine discovered in poultry imports from Brazil in Durban bust

Oxford Economics sees currency hitting R21.50 if ‘red berets’ join coalition

ANC economic transformation chief Enoch Godongwana admits mismanagement over the past five years damaged the economy

The Reserve Bank governor says the ability to say ‘no’ to bailouts is ‘enhanced by its independence’, despite calls for its nationalisation