Aussie Minister Dutton the next prime minister, or the great divider?
He has been described as solid, straightforward, laconic, with a strong sense of self and morality in a profile by The Australian.
He has been described as solid, straightforward, laconic, with a strong sense of self and morality in a profile by The Australian.
Growth was seen across all retail categories with the largest seen in household furniture, appliances and equipment
On December 30 last year, a violent storm caused extensive damage to some 1 326 properties
Some schools in the Eastern Cape, which have no sanitation at all, would be addressed with urgency
Between 2010 and 2017, the number of people emigrating from sub-Saharan countries to other regions grew by 31%
To be, or not to be, that is the Cape Town mayor's question.
Pogisho Monchusi is a councillor in the North West, and was among the members of the panel who De Lille suggested may be impartial.
The shares will be offered to institutional investors globally, subject to customary selling restrictions.
After a false start earlier this week, Cape Town executive mayor Patricia de Lille's disciplinary hearing is due to start on Thursday
Ratings agency Moody’s is set to announce on Friday whether it will downgrade the country’s sovereign credit rating to junk
Drought-stricken farmers in the Western Cape have had to abandon at least a quarter of their high-value vineyards and fruit orchards
The president is poised to unveil sanctions against China for the "theft" of US intellectual property
Fear-mongering and dehumanisation of the other – particularly the powerless and poor foreign other – are the order of the day in South Africa
The social media giant's chief has announced new steps to rein in the leakage of data outside developers and third-party apps
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Peter Dutton sparked uproar last week by singling out the farmers' need to flee "horrific circumstances" for a "civilised country".
Following accounts of sexual abuse, the Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town plans to improve the church's response to sexual abuse cases
A cross section of Africa’s most powerful people gathered in Kigali this week to sell a dream - and sell it hard