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This is the second consecutive decline, following September’s contraction of 4.5% compared to the same time a year ago. Power outages and logistics challenges continue to weigh the industry down.

The census results released by Statistics SA this week is the most credible and useful tool to measure SA’s progress since democracy.

It is unimaginable what a six-year-old Westonaria boy went through last week as he desperately called out to his friend who lay motionless to get up.

Nearly 6,000 people have petitioned the department of health to introduce a policy that forces doctors to report pregnancies in minors to the police to investigate statutory rape.

To secure a job interview, you first need to eloquently condense your education and employment history into a couple of pages to position yourself as an ideal candidate.

Tomorrow will mark 46 years since the assassination of Bantu Biko by the white apartheid regime.

Former statistician-general Pali Lehohla says South Africa has lost the respect of the international community it earned through the struggle against apartheid and is stagnating due to bad practices.

Housebreaking, the most common crime experienced by households, increased 10% in the 2022/23 period compared with the 2021/22 period, Stats SA says.

Thousands of Gauteng residents live on the breadline and cannot make ends meet, despite Lesufi unveiling many short-term job opportunities over the last few months.

The latest employment and unemployment data released by Statistics SA on Tuesday, which showed a slight decrease in unemployment, means very little to millions of South Africans who are languishing across the country after years of exclusion from the labour market.