Mark Jankovich has been nominated for Business Leader of the Year in the 2013 South African Chamber of Commerce Business Awards. Read his profile and vote for him here.

South Africa is ranked among the top five countries in the world in respect of tourism growth and is on its way to achieving its goal of becoming one of the top 20 destinations in the world by 2020

The Pretoria garden of 400 to 500 sculptures will present South Africans and foreign visitors alike with their history, life-size and real. And, for those who have filled up on the ambrosia of history, simpler pleasures await…at Africa’s largest water park, on the same site.

UK Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne welcomes South Africa’s move to become the first African nation to join a new pilot scheme launched by the United Kingdom trialling the automatic exchange of tax information.

Marking the 50th anniversary of the Organization of African Unity; the topic for this year’s lecture in London is ‘The Social-Cultural Foundation of the 21st Century New Pan-Africanist Consciousness.’

EFF banners that seem to demand the party faithful kill their ideological opponents mark a new low in South African political discourse, but they do not mean the EFF can be discounted as a serious political party with grown-up ambitions. However, to achieve anything before 2014, Julius Malema will need to leave the shrill hate speech behind and propound some realistic policies

58% of South Africa’s aircraft do not have airworthy certificates

Lisa Copley has been nominated for Entrepreneur of the Year in the South African Chamber of Commerce Business Awards 2013. Read her profile and vote for her here.

Beating almost 43,000 other entries from across 96 countries, Greg du Toit’s photo of elephants will take centre stage at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition opening at the Natural History Museum on 18 October 2013.

South African authorities are set to take over the running of Mangaung maximum security facility after private security contractors G4S “lost effective control”.

The prediction at the start of the week was for the Rand to remain range-bound as long as the Democrats and the Republicans remained deadlocked over the US budget

Red October supporters demonstrated outside SA House in London last week. They displayed both an old and new South African flag and carried signs that read ‘Black on White Genocide’; Stop the Boer Genocide and ‘No Farmer, No Food’

Minister Shabangu’s announcement raises the bar for companies looking to invest in shale gas in a bid to balance the State’s long-term responsibility towards the Karoo with its short-term responsibility for job creation and prosperity

As 1990 turned, South Africa’s political reality began to change more with every passing month than it had in entire years. The end of stasis, taboos, bannings and violence was in sight.

Popular South African funnyman Trevor Noah appears as a guest on panel quiz show QI, where he sings a snippet of Miriam Makeba’s famous ‘Click Song’.

Poverty is down, incomes are up, and white South African unemployment is lower than that in the UK – yet Red October, and a number of readers, contend that whites, particularly farmers, are being economically excluded from opportunities to thrive in a democratic South Africa

As Red October supporters gathered in South Africa, London and other public places around the world, South Africans expressed disbelief, condemnation and pride in the protest.

The Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies or CAS for short, is a virtual document that will be provided to the prospective student by the educational institution where the student will be enrolling for his/her studies.

The Rand began trading at around 15.6309 to the British Pound last Monday and around 9.9577 against the US Dollar. The Rand strengthened against both currencies towards the middle of the week and then weakened again to close at 15.7664 to the Pound and 9.9318 to the Dollar. The Rand recovered losses against the Dollar […]

As Gautengers brace for an expensive and administratively complicated electronic tolling Christmas present, the ANC has scored an own goal by converting a DA billboard campaign into a Twitter hashtag that was supposed to celebrate the ruling party’s achievements since 1994 – but didn’t.

Wittingly or unwittingly, Red October is mistaken in racialising South Africa’s murder and violent crime epidemic, say journalistic fact-checking bureau, Africa Check

The rand failed to take advantage of the weaker Dollar as the shutdown saw investors take flight from riskier assets such as the Rand

Catherine Maclay has been nominated for Woman in Business of the Year in the South African Chamber of Commerce Business Awards 2013. Read her profile and vote for her here.

His health ruined by respiratory disease from the dank cells on Robben Island, Nelson Mandela recovered a little, and studied and wrote a lot, after his move to Victor Verster prison, just prior to his final release

Applicants who are eligible to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain or British Citizenship, must please remember that the new English test requirement is coming into effect on 28 October 2013