Domestic

PARLIAMENT, September (ANA) - Former Steinhoff chief executive Markus Jooste on Wednesday told MPs the day an accounting scandal hit the multi-national retailer, his family trust held shares worth around R3 billion.Steinhoff's announcement of

A firefighter has died after falling from one of the top floors of a burning government building in the Johannesburg CBD on Wednesday.A fire broke out on the top floor of the Gauteng provincial Department of Health offices on 37 Albertina Sisulu

A Johannesburg ad agency which won a Golden Loerie award for best radio commercial in August has been disqualified.The TBWA Hunt Lascaris agency won several awards for their campaign to advertise the apartheid museum.The advert compares comments

JOHANNESBURG, September  (ANA) - The South African Broadcasting Service (SABC) on Tuesday reported a net loss of R622 million for the 2017/18 financial year, compared to R977 million in the previous financial year, as the embattled public

Parliament, September  (ANA) - If government embarks on a plan to expropriate land without compensation recklessly and in an arbitrary manner food prices could soar by 100 percent, South Africa's Agricultural Business Chamber (Agbiz

Parliament, August (ANA) - African National Congress (ANC) MP Vincent Smith on Wednesday admitted that he had received more than R600,000 from security company Bosasa, saying it was a personal loan entered into to fund his daughter's studies

JOHANNESBURG, September  (ANA) - The latest fuel price hike of 4.9 cents a litre will hit the agriculture sector the hardest and the costs are likely to be gradually passed on to the consumer up the value chain, a senior agricultural economist

African National Congress (ANC) eThekwini Region, Ward 12, Chairperson, CdeThulani Nxumalo has been shot dead, the party said in a statement on Tuesday."He was gunned down while arriving home after the branch executive committee meeting

Statistic South Africa said that the economy slipped into recession during the second quarter of 2018, shrinking by 0.7% quarter-on-quarter.Stats SA said on Tuesday that this followed a revised 2.6% contraction in the first quarter of 2018.&ldquo