The Association for Savings and Investment South Africa has appointed Kaizer Moyane as CEO of the body that represents SA's investment and life insurance industry with effect from November.
RealiTea Recap with Kay host and News24 Life deputy editor Kaunda Selisho sits down with Married At First Sight Mzansi cast members, Sebenzile and Boitshepo.
Nedlac has said it has felt undermined by the Department of Health who allegedly snubbed the council before tabling new smoking and vaping laws at Parliament.
Amatola Water CEO Siyabulela Koyo returned to work on Thursday, six days after the water utility's board fired him.
Multiple road closures will be in place in Cape Town on Saturday, particularly around DHL Stadium, as thousands of vehicles are expected to head towards the city for the Springboks' match against the All Blacks.
Durban businessman Thoshan Panday will spend the weekend behind bars following his arrest on multiple tax fraud charges.
The Hawks executed a search and seizure warrant on Justice Minister Thembi Simelane's former personal assistant last week to secure possible evidence of corruption linked to the municipality's R349 million investment with VBS Mutual Bank in 2016 and 2017.
Donald Trump unveiled a plan Thursday to install tech billionaire Elon Musk at the head of a government efficiency commission to eliminate "trillions" of dollars in wasteful spending.
MTN said on Friday it has not been able to verify allegations levied against CEO Ralph Mupita of alleged favoritism. Mupita has the full support of the board, it said in a statement, and considers the matter closed.
South Africa and New Zealand square up in a Rugby Championship Test at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday with both teams having made multiple changes in their backlines.
Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos is excited to see his team flex their muscle - literary and figuratively - now that they have powered their way to list among the big guns of African football, with a squad boasting some "big guys".
A financial analysis of the bank account that paid for Thembi Simelane's Silvanas Coffee Shop does not support the justice minister's claim that the R575 600 price tag was a legitimate "loan".
A man believed to have been behind the kidnapping of a Cape Town family has been taken into custody.
Ama Grootman dives into the lives of Port Shepstone's most talked-about gents, 'Omalume be soft life.'
Grace inherits a property from a long-lost friend, and heads off to Ibiza investigate ... without a plan or a guidebook
ACSA’s infrastructure drive includes the construction of new cargo and passenger terminals at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg.
Five people have been killed and 12 injured when a minibus taxi they were travelling in overturned near Libode in the Eastern Cape.
Members of an anti-crime unit, who were recruited and trained by slain Ekurhuleni activist Mandla Nkambule, 58, claimed his assailants chose to kill him while he was driving instead of while he was on foot so he could not fight back.
The wheels of justice are starting to turn in the right direction. Shamila Batohi and Anton du Plessis write that recent high-profile arrests, guilty pleas and significant asset recoveries signal to criminals that their days of impunity and flaunting their ill-gotten gains are numbered.
NAIROBI, Sept 6 - A fire in a school in central Kenya has killed 17 students, a police spokeswoman said on Friday, following media reports that they had been burnt beyond recognition.
Opposition parties in the Western Cape are putting pressure on Premier Alan Winde to reprioritise the province's funding.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told Jewish donors on Thursday that US universities would lose accreditation and federal support over what he described as "antisemitic propaganda" if he is elected to the White Ho
Sanlam CEO Paul Hanratty says the group will continue to invest in health business AfroCentric despite concerns about the NHI fund, while a partnership to distribute products via TymeBank is also on the cards.
Mbekezeli Benjamin reflects on whether Chief Justice Mandisa Maya's glittering 24-year track record in the judiciary has prepared her for when the judiciary is facing its harshest winter.
Chief Justice Mandisa Maya heads an under-resourced judiciary as South Africa's constitutional democracy is under attack – but, Karyn Maughan writes, how she leads the Judicial Service Commission may be the most consequential exercise of her power.
