Home Affairs has reported a 61% reduction in system downtime at its offices nationwide, with the Department crediting a ...
UCT Council chair Norman Arendse SC has called for restraint and an end to speculation after Vice-Chancellor Professor Mosa ...
Cape Town has lost one of the well-known names behind the Cape Malay cooking following the death of celebrated chef and author Cass Abrahams at the age of 83. Known as The Spice Queen, Abrahams was a ...
South Africans could see changes to donations tax, VAT rules, medical scheme tax credits and tax refund processes after the National Treasury and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) published the ...
Yet little is known about it. Now a group of almost 200 scientists, who collectively make up the Science Panel for the Congo Basin, is trying to change that. The panel, which launched its first report ...
Nineteen-year-old distance runner Mpho Katiso is set to make her Absa Run Your City Series debut at the Tshwane 10K, backed ...
Santiago - President-elect Michelle Bachelet vowed on Monday to initiate profound social changes in Chile, a day after winning the seat with the biggest victory in eight decades. Analysts, however, ...
Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero has made a u-turn on statements committing to prioritise patching potholes and fixing malfunctioning traffic lights ahead of the G20, saying it was "wrong choice of ...
Durban - South Africa’s death rate related to the Covid-19 virus climbed to 58 441 after 118 more people died. This as the National Institute for Communicable Diseases reported that 10,510 new ...
Johannesburg - As domestic growth slows, economists are reconsidering their estimates of South Africa's current account deficit. Jeff Gable, the head of research at Absa Capital, predicted on Friday ...
Crime, bullying, gangsterism and drug abuse have emerged as the biggest threats facing learners in Gauteng, with communities across the province warning that educational outcomes will remain under ...
BENGALURU - The outlook for global growth in 2019 has dimmed for the first time, according to Reuters polls of economists who said the US-China trade war and tightening financial conditions would ...
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