Новости за 14.12.2016

The communications minister says she had no influence on many of the happenings that have plagued the public broadcaster.

The department may have to extend its deal with Net 1 UEPS to continue with the R129-billion in annual payments when the contract ends in April.

A quick take on some of the key questions about what next for Syria's war.

The truth behind South Africa's decision to allow 20% as a maths pass mark in some grades is a little more complex than many have suggested.

Communications Minister Faith Muthambi is expected to appear before Parliament today.

Optimum Coal Mine has failed to pay a R4.2 million invoice to a company contracted to build a new state-of-the-art public health clinic.

The evacuation, due to start at dawn, has been delayed with an opposition official blaming Shi'ite militias allied to Assad for the hold-up.

Endowment policies differ, but most people agree that "enlargement" promises much, delivers little.

'We should not succumb to the temptations of a post-truth society. Evidence, facts, must remain the yardsticks for progress'

Could a new manmade concoction of mundane odours stop malaria?

The bad sex awards remind us that bonking in the pages of novels should be restrained.

The amazing intercontinental feat was replete with drama and astounding views of Africa.

Going to see family during the festive season is often doubly troubling for LGBTI people.

Stats show that the prices of some goods have declined since January — meat is down and, for the sweet tooth, so is custard.

Africa needs to find new strategies to achieve ‘economic freedom’ and  ‘decolonisation’.

Cape Town City are mere toddlers in the PSL but displayed the goods in the Telkom Knockout.

Metals, oil, currency, bonds ... Which ones should we pay attention to and why?

If you increase the number of schools then you must increase the resources and the number of officials.