Property auctioned to recover savings of widows and orphans
Investigations have revealed that the value of some Cape Town properties had increased, resulting in higher tariffs and taxes for homeowners.
Robertson Winery workers are determined to continue their fight for better working conditions despite reaching an agreement with their employer.
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has carried out preliminary investigations into construction company Filcon.
Agriculture Department earmarks additional funds for much-needed drought relief in eight provinces.
Around 10 000 Cosatu workers are expected to descend on Cape Town’s city centre today as they embark on a strike.
SA’s proposed sugar tax will only be effective if it is a part of a wider approach to address obesity, according to researchers from the University of the Western ...
Failed negotiations between Telkom and some of its employees saw hundreds marching in protest this week.
Njoli Jack, 78, and 24 other business people in Gugulethu, Nyanga and Langa finally received the title deeds for their businesses this week.
Lack of financial support delays starting-up procedures of the newly-established Khoisan Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
South Africa’s Khoisan community form their own chamber of commerce and industry, with Ruben Richards named as president.
Zwelinzima Vavi says his expulsion from Cosatu is not just a crisis for the union, but for the broader public as well.
The Cape Argus newspaper now boasts 421 000 daily readers - up 77 000 from last year.
The SA Municipal Workers’ Union (Samwu) has declared a dispute with the City of Cape Town over claimed discrimination against pregnant firefighters.