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In between kissing babies, politicians of all stripes are fanning out across the country to attend church services and appeal for divine intervention in their quest for votes in the upcoming elections, writes Barney Mthombothi.

The National Empowerment Fund says more black people should own and manage successful businesses if high unemployment and the cost-of-living crisis are to be addressed.

The SA Revenue Service is cracking down on individuals using nonprofit organisations as vehicles to launder money disguised as donations.

While consumers are safe for now, many farmers have lost millions of rand after a promising start to the season

US President Joe Biden held a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday in which he said Israel needed to do more to protect civilians or the US would change its policy.

Stephen van Coller, former CEO of IT services group EOH, says the perpetrators of corporate corruption are being let off the hook while the businesses they brought to their knees, and those trying to save them, are kicked in the teeth.

There are as many hats as there are heads, and Crystal Birch is on a mission to ensure that we return our bare-headed pates to a behatted state as soon as possible.

Farmers, AfriForum and Solidarity invited to step in and assist local municipalities

What the stars have in store for you

Photographer Lungisani Mjaji says he was not compensated after Albany used a video of his niece on social media