Former Eskom chairperson Ben Ngubane tried to blacklist newspapers that published articles critical of the power utility
The sequestration and liquidation matter, which is ongoing, is being heard in the Johannesburg high court on Tuesday
Manufacturing has lost 55 000 jobs year-on-year
After numerous pre-hearings, the matter is finally being heard, well over a year after the Competition Commission referred the case to the tribunal
Deputy Finance Minister Mondli Gungubele says the PIC board took a decision that the investigation must not be unfair to Dan Matjila
Researchers once again confirmed: It’s impossible for HIV-positive people on treatment to transmit the virus through sex — this time among gay men.
Zimbabwe's two rival presidential candidates on Tuesday both claimed they were heading for victory as votes were counted
The Northern Cape High Court will hear an urgent application on Tuesday calling for mayor Mangaliso Matika’s removal.
National
Former Eskom chairperson Ben Ngubane tried to blacklist newspapers that published articles critical of the power utility
The Northern Cape High Court will hear an urgent application on Tuesday calling for mayor Mangaliso Matika’s removal.
In your morning news roundup: Investec wants the Competition Commission's conduct declared 'vexatious and unreasonable'
Politics
EFF leader Julius Malema has accused businessman Patrice Motsepe of being a state capture threat.
Themba Mthembu is unlikely to survive the party’s upcoming congress
Panyaza Lesufi’s focus is on the poor, and on what the ANC needs to do to win back unhappy voters
M&G Africa
Zimbabwe's two rival presidential candidates on Tuesday both claimed they were heading for victory as votes were counted
Rwanda blames used clothing — which mainly comes from the US — for undermining the development of its local textile industry
Not a single ballot was cast at 716 of the polling stations in two regions following threats and attacks by armed groups
Environment
Cars that are no longer able to meet emission standards are being exported to Africa
An army of firefighters from across the country struggled in California to control 17 large-scale blazes
In Kenya, floods and landslides killed around 100 people and displaced nearly 300 000 between March and May 2018
Education
The number of researchers is growing but R&D needs far more investment
South Africa has a new policy framework for students with disabilities but will it bring real change?
Declaring agriculture a ‘compulsory’ subject smacks of desperate political posturing
Business
The sequestration and liquidation matter, which is ongoing, is being heard in the Johannesburg high court on Tuesday
Manufacturing has lost 55 000 jobs year-on-year
Deputy Finance Minister Mondli Gungubele says the PIC board took a decision that the investigation must not be unfair to Dan Matjila
World
Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story premiered on the Paramount Network and BET on Monday, a docu-series bankrolled in part by rap mogul Jay Z
Paul Manafort has pleaded not guilty to 18 counts of bank and tax fraud related to his lobbying activities
Earlier this month, Philip Wilson was sentenced to a year in detention after becoming one of the highest-ranking officials to be convicted
Bhekisisa
Researchers once again confirmed: It’s impossible for HIV-positive people on treatment to transmit the virus through sex — this time among gay men.
A new drug could save 25 000 women living with HIV but could it come at the cost of their babies lives?
Men who have sex with men can now take on-demand pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, safely.
Arts & Culture
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"I felt compassion for the fact that they are cops in Johannesburg and, to them, this is a normal way to treat another human".
Sport
The MTN8 represents team’s first opportunity to bring silverware home and solidify a winning mentality for the second half of the campaign
South African tennis is enjoying a revival as our young players rocket up the world rankings
On a court originally built in 1530 for King Henry VIII, the top players are laying chases and hitting boomerangs, giraffes and railroads
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