According to the Reserve Bank, gambling revenue has spiked massively in South Africa over the past decade, but households aren’t spending as much as the shocking figures imply.
Brian Seligmann was one of the few who witnessed the birth of our current digital age from the front lines.
South Africans have been told to not to store fuel at their homes, as it poses a risk of fire, health issues and environmental damage.
The latest conviction sheds light on nearly a decade of aircraft parts theft secretly taking place at South African Airways.
The EFF now have a role on the Gauteng Provincial Government, with oversight over the province’s finances.
Stats SA’s latest Quarterly Employment Survey reveals which government jobs are paying the highest average salary in the country.
ITAC has released preliminary determinations for its proposal to increase duties on various renewable energy components imported to South Africa.
OpenAI has acquired the online technology talk show TBPN, an unusual purchase for the artificial intelligence model developer aimed at driving the conversation around AI.
Israel has crossed a line it has long approached but never formally declared: legalising the killing of prisoners. By passing a law permitting the execution of Palestinian detainees, what they once carried out in the shadows with impunity now stands codified in law. In a system where Palestinian conviction rates in military courts are consistently…
University of Fort Hare (UFH) vice-chancellor professor Sakhela Buhlungu is facing disciplinary action after being suspended by the institution’s council this week, in a development that comes after years of efforts to root out corruption at the historic university. His suspension has also cast renewed attention on the personal cost of that campaign, after his…