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SA’s state of public finances is so precarious that the country has had to dig into its reserves to finance the servicing of its debt.

Meanwhile, Brent at $88 later this year is predicted.

Felix Njini and Nelson Banya - South Africa's mines, which laid the foundation for the nation's industrial growth well into the post-apartheid era, are cutting thousands of jobs...

On February 9, 2024, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) published a proposed rule that would amend the Corps permitting regulations to follow…

The Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") recently issued revised draft guidance on remote regulatory assessments ("RRAs")—voluntary or mandatory…

The courts have been asked to rule in the battle over the succession to the VhaVenda throne

With President Cyril Ramaphosa having announced May 29 as voting day;here is a summary of what some political parties are offering in their manifestos to win your vote.

The Hastings Keith Federal Building with its distinctive sculpture may be transitioning out of federal use, which is opposed by Mayor Jon Mitchell.

Western Cape judge president Mandlakayise John Hlophe has become the first judge in South Africa to be impeached by parliament.

An image of PRIME hydration drinks being sold for R50 for five has got South Africans talking!