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Biggest mining IPO for more than a year completes bookbuild in record time

Using his state of the nation address to kick off the ANC’s election campaign on Thursday night, President Cyril Ramaphosa dedicated much of his time to patting his government on the back for work done in the past three decades.

President Cyril Ramaphosa used his State of the Nation Address on Thursday night to lash out at the administration of former president Jacob Zuma, saying the greatest damage to the country was inflicted during the state capture era.

An act that left two young girls without a mother is enough reason for Zamuxolo Jacobs to spend the rest of his life behind bars, the Gqeberha high court heard on Thursday.

Volunteer Celebration Dinner during NGA Glass Conference honors volunteerism and industry commitment.

Six family members, including three children, are feared dead following a tragic incident in a suburban Philadelphia house fire believed to be intentionally set during a shooting that also wounded two police officers, said officials on Thursday. How the tragedy unfolded The harrowing ordeal began when police responded to a call reporting an 11-year-old child shot in East Lansdowne, near Philadelphia. Upon arrival, officers encountered gunfire, resulting in injuries to two of them.

This week, Baker Sterchi is dedicating this blog to a discussion of the Genetic Information Privacy Act (‘GIPA”). In a five-part series of posts, we…

In a crucial election year for Europe and the US, how much of an impact can agricultural producers’ growing unease have on global politics?

Every time *Jonathan's birthday comes by he gets swallowed by a cloud of embarrassment, misery and hopelessness.

During his state of the nation address on Thursday, President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted the story of Tintswalo, a child born in 1994 who had grown up in a society that was worlds apart from the South Africa of her parents, grandparents and great-grandparents.