Tafelberg sale ruled unlawful in major victory for affordable housing in Cape Town
ConCourt rules that Western Cape government and City of Cape Town are constitutionally obliged to provide affordable housing in the inner-city.
Think the RAF is broke? Think again
Opposition parties take aim at the controversial Dina Pule cabinet appointment as GNU credibility test. New report shows mining's next phase will be shaped by policy, capital and technology. And why foreign nationals need more than a valid visa.
Geordin Hill-Lewis vows to enforce consultation in coalition
As he reiterated his commitment to the alliance.
Ivory Coast, Ghana floods claim 74 lives as rains intensify
Ghanaian President John Mahama ordered the release of 300m cedis ($26.5 million) for relief efforts after more than 38 000 people were displaced.
Ebola could cost Congo more than $1bn, UN agency says
The outbreak, declared on May 15, 'represents a complex development emergency' rather than a localised medical crisis, the United Nations Development Programme said.
From station wagons to SUVs: Retirement portfolios for a new era
David Crosoer from PPS Investments reflects on how post-retirement investing is perhaps forcing a rethink.
Coca-Cola said to seek bankers for $1bn India bottler IPO
The Atlanta-based beverage maker is seeking a valuation of about $10 billion for its Indian bottling business.
Court dismisses bid to stop luxury Stellenbosch mountain estate
Judge finds environmental approvals were lawful and orders residents’ group to pay punitive costs.
Iran’s floating oil stockpile swells
As major buyers stay away.
WhatsApp’s username revamp faces India scrutiny over fraud risks
WhatsApp this week began allowing customers to reserve a unique username, with plans for them to go operational later this year.