Новости за 19.03.2018

Ramaphosa cites among his reasons a deterioration in public confidence in the revenue service and public finances being compromised

Eskom may produce 90% of electricity, but steep tariff hikes in recent years mean that users will increasingly look for more affordable solutions

'The way her version has moved leads one to the conclusion that there has been deception'

Despite governments having collected over $400-million to provide universal connectivity, women remain unconnected from the internet.

The education minister has convened an urgent meeting to plot the eradication of unsafe toilets following the death of five-year-old ​Lumka Mkhethwa

After the CCMA declared the utility's former head of legal's dismissal as "unfair", Eskom charged her with "serious misconduct"

The Cape Town mayor is demanding that the Democratic Alliance allow the disciplinary hearing against her to be open to the public.

The court ruled that a jet, which the Gupta family has been leasing, must be handed over to EDC and stored at Lanseria airport

A new threat to vultures is emerging: lead poisoning from ammunition used by game hunters

A deal brokered by Ethiopia to develop the port at Berbera will have a ripple effect across the Horn of Africa

The company is closing down an abattoir and another factory in the hope of finding out how Listeria ended up in its products

The company is closing down an abattoir and another factory in the hope of finding out how Listeria ended up in its products

Kagiso Rabada will have his appeal hearing today as he looks to overturn a suspension that will see him miss the final two Tests against Australia.

Catch every moment as Life Esidimeni families are told how much money they will get for the loss of their loved ones.

Investigative journalists and civil society played a crucial role in bringing a country in the clutches of patronage networks back from the brink.

Stay up to date with what made the leads in some of the country's daily's

Conrad van Vuuren was found guilty of foul play after high tackling the Chief's fullback Damian McKenzie

The president has won his fourth term, but many eyes are on voter turnout in the face of an opposition boycott

The arbitration ruling specifies that both Constitutional and general damages have to be paid.

The ANC is becoming a threat to the opposition again,and another child was found dead in a pit toilet at school. Read this and more.

But is this enough? Life Esidimeni families still don't know why their loved ones were moved to deadly NGOs.