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Veteran financial journalist Alec Hogg has acknowledged that he should have been more forthcoming about his company’s shareholding in troubled Africa Bitcoin Corporation.

A decision by Parliament’s ethics committee to “close the files” on complaints laid by #UniteBehind against former Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula and chair of the transport Portfolio Committee, Dikeledi Magadzi, has been reviewed and set aside.

A decision by Parliament’s ethics committee to “close the files” on complaints laid by #UniteBehind against former Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula and chair of the transport Portfolio Committee, Dikeledi Magadzi, has been reviewed and set aside.

Allan Gray, which oversees $29 billion (R329 billion) in assets, favours Nigerian stocks over South Korean equities, as they offer a diversification play from the artificial-intelligence frenzy that has swept markets from Wall Street to Asia.

A gunman opened fire on a group of mourners returning from a memorial service in Katlehong, killing two ANC Youth League members and injuring five others, including an 11-year-old girl and a 12-year-old.

In a proportional representation system, people vote for a party, not a candidate, said Judge Lebogang Modiba when she heard the DA’s application against the MK Party, EFF, ActionSA and the GOOD party in the Electoral Court on Tuesday.

In a proportional representation system, people vote for a party, not a candidate, said Judge Lebogang Modiba when she heard the DA’s application against the MK Party, EFF, ActionSA and the GOOD party in the Electoral Court on Tuesday.

Despite promising he would challenge Judge Nkosinathi Chili’s ruling that compels him to face trial for arms deal corruption next year, Jacob Zuma hasn’t done so – and he has dropped all his other prosecution-related appeals.

Despite promising he would challenge Judge Nkosinathi Chili’s ruling that compels him to face trial for arms deal corruption next year, Jacob Zuma hasn’t done so – and he has dropped all his other prosecution-related appeals.

US credit ratings giant Moody’s expects the government of national unity to survive the upcoming local elections, the ANC’s presidential contest next year, and the 2029 national elections.

A criminal case has been registered against ticket supplier Adriaan Pieterse over alleged losses exceeding R22 million. But his lawyer denies wrongdoing and says a reconciliation shows that money is owed to Pieterse – and not to his accusers.

A criminal case has been registered against ticket supplier Adriaan Pieterse over alleged losses exceeding R22 million. But his lawyer denies wrongdoing and says a reconciliation shows that money is owed to Pieterse – and not to his accusers.

As the ANC diminishes and conservative social movements rise and set the political agenda, SA politics is again in a state of rapid change, says Carol Paton.

Zoë Modiga’s new single When The Rain Comes reimagines a nursery rhyme as a meditation on storm and renewal. She talks about the song she wrote at 29 and returned to at 32, choosing softness as a radical act, and what she wants someone in a real storm to feel.

At 56 years old, Shemar Moore is still running, gunning, and rewriting the rules of TV longevity after he spoke out and risked everything – including literally getting cancelled.

The earth beneath Welkom in Matjhabeng has yielded immense global wealth through gold and uranium mining, but the surface is defined by piles of uncollected refuse and raw sewage flowing in the streets.

The earth beneath Welkom in Matjhabeng has yielded immense global wealth through gold and uranium mining, but the surface is defined by piles of uncollected refuse and raw sewage flowing in the streets.

The past couple of seasons in the Champions Cup have tested South African teams. Going into the new campaign, the Stormers and Bulls are equipped for a deep run in the competition.

Academics have supported Umalusi’s call to scrap the public ranking of provinces through the so-called “league tables”, which are based on pupils’ performance in the National Senior Certificate exams.

Academics have supported Umalusi’s call to scrap the public ranking of provinces through the so-called “league tables”, which are based on pupils’ performance in the National Senior Certificate exams.