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The South African Broadcasting Corporation’s management body has two days to meet the 12, 2% salary increase demand by unions.
I drive past the Soccer City construction site twice every weekday, and I am a chief critic of the progress, or the lack thereof, that takes place.
More than 300 SABC employees sacrificed their lunch hour on Wednesday to demand a 12,2% salary increase.
SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago said on Tuesday that there will be no broadcast blackouts should a strike by SABC workers go ahead.
There were five different ways I could walk — five different ways to repeat the routes that the students who marched on June 16 1976 had taken.
Somali pirates have once again delayed Seacom’s cable installation plans, shifting the switch-on date to late July.
A freeboarding outing among colleagues turned into a freak accident in Kugersdorp on Sunday afternoon after an aeroplane collided with a car.
Journalist Stefaans Brümmer’s arguments this week on the constitutionality of sections of the PAIA may result in a change in the Act.
South African President Jacob Zuma on Sunday toured Soweto to thank the people for putting the ANC into power.
Exactly a year ago Lovemore Sibanda told the M&G about how he lost his house during the xenophobic violence. We caught up with him recently.
As the chief justice administered the oath to Jacob Zuma, Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi extended his hand to Zuma ally Ranjeni Munusamy.
Lynley Donnelly and Thembelihle Tshabalala get the inside track on the business of local fashion following Sanlam SA Fashion Week 2009.
South Africans across the globe showed up on Wednesday to vote, and for most making their mark in a foreign land was a momentous occasion.
Judge Meyer Joffe of the Johannesburg High Court on Tuesday ruled that police national commissioner Jackie Selebi’s case be postponed to May 4.
Cosatu: it does not make sense that the gold mines are jumping on the bandwagon of cutting jobs when the price of gold remains stable.
The new ART guidelines strictly state that initiation of treatment should not be delayed for more than a week in patients who fit certain criteria.
Thembelihle Tshabalala goes to Musina and listens to Zimbabwean refugees suffering as they wait for asylum.
Limpopo — most heavily affected by the cholera epidemic carried across the border by Zimbabwean refugees — has been declared a disaster area.
Survey reveals that the new ‘black diamonds’ are less bling-obsessed and more financially prudent. writes Thembelihle Tshabalala.
South Africans are not optimistic about the future, according to this year’s South African Reconciliation barometer.
