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Lawyers for a group of political parties, businesspeople, doctors and trade unions have asked the Pretoria High Court to step in and order that certain critical sectors be exempted from load shedding.

There was prima facie evidence that President Cyril Ramaphosa has failed to meet the citizens constitutional right of access to electricity, says advocate.

It opens the way for corruption and worsens the governance problems that led to the power crisis, the mining rights debacle and the failure of ports and railway

This week's events are largely centred on South Africa’s Human Rights Day, with the theme ‘Consolidating and Sustaining Human Rights Culture into the Future’. Open to the public on 25 and 26 March, it offers an opportunity to hear experts from all walks of life comment on social issues, while t...

The hope is that AI would help with ‘reconciliation and repair to a point of growth and prosperity’

All the signs are that there is now a stand-off between government and corporate South Africa, while the business environment deteriorates.

But actions are needed for the sector to grow to its full potential.

Twenty young South Africans from across South Africa have been selected from more than 340 entrants as participants in the prestigious Design Indaba Emerging Creatives programmefor 2023.

Big business bosses are coming down hard on SA government for its lethargy in responding to the multiple crises we face.

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