Corruption at licencing departments continues unabated; load shedding worse than burglaries for insurers in SA; as the bus strike enters its ninth day, workers risk being fired; and Joburg's council mess continues.
South Africa’s central bank governor said it’s too early to call the peak of inflation that’s running at its fastest pace in 13 years.
Alphabet Inc’s Google pays billions of dollars each year to Apple Inc, Samsung Electronics Co and other telecom giants to illegally maintain its spot as the No. 1 search engine, the US Justice Department told a federal judge Thursday.
Queen Elizabeth II, whose reign took Britain from the age of steam to the era of the smartphone, and who oversaw the largely peaceful breakup of an empire that once spanned the globe, has died. She was 96.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on mayors, executive mayors and other local government officials to 'gets back to basics' and win back the trust of the South African people.
South Africans could soon be paying as much as 5% more on their premiums as insurers face growing risks both globally and locally.
The new bill aims to provide for a legal basis for the regulation, control and licensing of all remote gambling activities in South Africa.
Be Mobile Africa — a low to no-fee banking product provider — has announced its official launch in South Africa.
Astron Energy, which took over ownership of the prolific Caltex brand in 2018, has unveiled the first of its new rebranded forecourts in South Africa.
Power utility Eskom says it will have to extend stage 2 load shedding on Thursday to continue overnight.
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