The University of the Free State's handling of the Reitz saga has not contributed to reconciliation, the Freedom Front Plus (FF+) said on Tuesday. FF Plus leader in the Free State Abrie Oosthuizen said the decision by the university to
Participants in an African parliamentary conference on "Africa and immigration: challenges, problems and solutions", has called for the setting up an African bank to manage African migrants' funds transfers.
THE current xenophobic attacks in South Africa are a bad reminder on the history of the country and the nature in which they are being carried out is very disturbing.
President Thabo Mbeki in a strongly worded message to the nation on Africa Day called the attacks on foreigners "callous" and an "absolute disgrace" and cause for South Africans to bow our heads in shame. Continuing our innovative Bua Feature
Motorists are advised to be vigilant of construction traffic which will access and exit the construction site of the Gautrain viaduct bridge on the Modderfontein road, near Germiston.
South Africa's soldiers need to be equipped with skills that they can impart to the populace of countries where they perform peacekeeping operations, says Defence Minister Mosioua Lekota.
As South Africa, like the rest of the world, battles to deal with sky-high crude oil prices, a business delegation from Brazil is attempting to offer their knowledge and expertise to the country.
The ANC believes that mere declarations of media freedoms on their own are not enough. These freedoms must be underpinned by an equitable distribution of media resources, development programmes and a deliberate effort to engender a culture of open debate.
For Quirk eMarketing, merely talking about the ongoing xenophobic attacks hasn't been enough, and www.unitedforafrica.co.za is the result - a site which provides real-time, geo-located updates of what's happening in areas affected by the xenophobic violence. This mashup represents a
The South African Medical Association is horrified by the spread of attacks aimed at foreign nationals in South Africa, and condemns it in the strongest possible terms.
So many people have given so many reasons why xenophobia -- intense dislike for other people - in this case black Africans; is rampant in South Africa, but none truly convinces.
AS PART of the Africa Day campaign, five hundred people marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria, South Africa yesterday morning, calling on the government there to take action to end the political violence in Zimbabwe.
In partnership with Johannesburg City Parks and DStv, Township TV has been switched on in Diepkloof, Soweto, bringing the number of live parks to three. Diepsloot was launched in December last year and Eldorado Park in March.
Johannesburg can ill afford the current wave of xenophobic violence sweeping the country, says the chief executive of the Johannesburg Tourism Company (JTC), Lindiwe Mahlangu, as people from African countries make a significant contribution to the economy of Johannesburg through
Following on from its recent re-launch campaign, savoury snack giant Pyotts has launched an interactive website which allows consumers to design their own 'e-vite' and manage invitations and RSVP's online, leaving them with one less thing to worry about when
Government is to ensure children are protected and that their rights are upheld with the implementation of the Children's Act of 2005 and Children's Amendment Act of 2007.
Business Unity South Africa (Busa) has called on the National Electricity Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) to consider a smooth transition into their proposed higher tariffs to ensure they do not impact negatively on the country's economy and the poor.
There has been great progress towards the recovery by those soldiers who were injured during a training exercise in Lohatlha in the Northern Cape last year, says Deputy Defence Minister Mluleki George.
