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It was like a trip down a lesser known memory lane when a swish spot on Mzansi’s most famous street hosted the launch of a book shedding light on black business pioneers who successfully eked out livelihoods during the darkest days of our past.

We need a leadership that is not only well-educated but also informed about the world of ideas, writes Xolela Mangcu

The government is on a mission to confront global online retail platforms that use tariff loopholes in South Africa to undermine locally-produced goods and retail stores, says trade & industry minister Ebrahim Patel.

The highly anticipated disciplinary hearing of former ANC president Jacob Zuma was postponed on Saturday until after the elections amid fears in Luthuli House that it could spark violent clashes

Zola Hashatsi revealed the actor died in a car accident.

Former three-time world champion Dingaan Thobela, who died this week after a short illness, aged 57, was arguably the most gifted boxer of post-apartheid South Africa, writes David Isaacson

The DA wants the public interest provisions in South Africa's competition law repealed, saying it is being used by the government to politicise mergers and acquisitions.

Hungani Ndlovu has the kind of single minded composure you would expect in a person twice his age, writes Aspasia Karras.

Even if you're all up to date on your car insurance premiums, a claim might be rejected if you’re in arrears on unrelated payments

Two women from Madagascar were allegedly recruited through a dating site and lured with a promise of employment.