The South African Broadcasting Corporation’s management body has two days to meet the 12, 2% salary increase demand by unions.
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.
Johannesburg Metro police will fine political parties if they don’t remove their election posters by Monday, spokesperson Wayne Minnaar said.
Eskom gives cash-strapped Pamodzi Gold less than a week to settle its electricity bills amounting millions of rands to avoid power cuts at operations.
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.
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.
David Tlale’s new range aims to make fuller-figured women feel light and feminine, writes Thembelihle Tshabalala.
Nosimilo Ndlovu and Thembelihle Tshabalala asked ordinary South Africans to share their views on the possibility of a new political party.
The increasing rate of the amount of copper cables being stolen has put pressure on affected companies to implement interventions.
Residents of a Gauteng camp for refugees from xenophobic violence risk being thrown out of the country if they don’t register for temporary ID cards.
A woman sitting on a basket quietly stirs a pan of spinach on a paraffin stove. Children run around noisily between plastic bags, suitcases, blankets and mattresses.
It took them a while to wake up and stop arguing about whose fault it was, but almost three weeks after xenophobic attacks against foreign nationals began, authorities in the…
The appalling condition of most hostels for migrant workers around Johannesburg havenՉ۪t changed since the days of apartheid.
It’s 6am and it’s already busy at the Bree Street taxi rank. Taxis are honking their horns, pavement entrepreneurs are hawking their goods and commuters are forming lines,…
