Access fees for private train operators could be reduced depending on regulators and Treasury
Western Cape High Court finds there was no basis for the claims of gross negligence
Government keeps throwing money at operations without proper planning, says military officer
Dan Marokane says reliability of the power plants has improved due to the generation recovery plan
The six-month maintenance shutdown of tunnels of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project will not disrupt water supply into the country as alternative plans have ...
Law paves way for transition to low-carbon economy and allows government to put in place more ambitious targets for greenhouse gas emitters
Party argues that there is no proof it had acted in bad faith or with intent to deceive
Decision in RAF case is that lower courts are entitled to raise concerns but do not have free rein
The Supreme Court of Appeal’s decision sets the precedent for how litigants must conduct their cases against companies
Solidarity is demanding a 6% wage increase each year for three years
SIU receives payment from Terrence Magogodela after legal battle, but says case is not closed
Hlophe’s team, led by Vuyani Ngalwana and Thabani Masuku, say the stated potential grounds are mostly not sufficient for recusal
Judges Nolwazi Mabindla-Boqwana and Xola Petse set aside the judgment, saying consent to one sexual act does not grant consent to others
Tactical response and security escort services are being provided to contractors in the Philippi area because of ongoing safety threats
Shadow economy is becoming entrenched and methods are spreading, says Global Initiative
More than R6bn recovered and 700 government officials behind bars, though no big state capture case
Municipalities are at risk of dropping out of debt relief programme because it is ‘too restrictive’
Premixed insulin pens have been left out of the national department’s tender awards
According to the city, the warrant of arrest for Floyd Brink was defective and erroneous and could not be legally executed
