South Africa is playing all sides when it comes to foreign policy as the country seeks to position itself as a leading voice of the Global South, and the approach seems to be working — so far.

The Department of Home Affairs has spent nearly R413 million in legal fees over the past five years.

While global markets appear to be calming from the wild ride over the last few weeks – it’s unlikely to make too much of a difference for petrol prices in May.

The government needs billions to fill vacancies in South Africa’s healthcare sector – but doctors aren’t waiting around.

The DA is getting ready to submit a new private members bill to parliament that hopes to change South Africa’s constitution to establish a corruption-busting commission.

Eskom is in a power demand spiral that is not yet being factored into forecasts.

Workers employed by AFS Aviation plan to walk out for 72 hours over the early May bank holiday.

The troubled water firm pledges to invest more in the environment ahead of a key meeting with Ofwat.

New data suggests businesses in South Africa are more optimistic, but experts say this is likely more indicative of employers resigning themselves to the harsh realities of the local economy.

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South Africa is playing all sides in foreign policy, which seems to be working. However, South Africa isn’t completely in the clear with the US.

Numsa calling for steel sector wage hikes; Tshwane to dismiss officials in tainted tender; unapproved SA arms manufacturers coining it in the DRC; and SAA looking for minority shareholders.

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South Africa seeks investors, capital market access and loan financing to expand South African Airways after the previous equity deal collapse.

BBC Panorama finds the technology behind England’s smart motorways stops working on a regular basis.

The move comes after Tesla reported a sharp fall in its deliveries in the first three months of 2024.

Click reporter Paul Carter has a go at playing Minecraft with his eyes.

First-time buyers depend on two high incomes or parental support, the Building Societies Association says.