01/04/2012
Veteran radio star passes awayiAfrica.comVeteran radio personality Robin Alexander, famed for his line "brrright eyed and bushy tailed" died at his home in Parktown North, Johannesburg early more…
01/04/2012
What's the info bill? Township survey shows 40% don't knowTimes LIVEAn average of 40 percent of 1108 people questioned in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban had never heard of the bill nor fol more…
01/04/2012
Africa ReviewAgain, Air Zimbabwe gets groundedAfrica ReviewBy KITSEPILE NYATHI in HararePosted Wednesday, January 4 2012 at 12:48 Troubled Air Zimbabwe has grounded all its planes because of technical more…
01/04/2012
SkySportsLouis has babies on his mindSPORT24Johannesburg – Former British Open winner Louis Oosthuizen will have birdies and babies on his mind this week when the 2012 European Tour tees off. Oosthuiz more…
01/04/2012
African Eagle: World Bank's IFC to take 10% stakeMarketWatchBy Devon Maylie JOHANNESBURG (MarketWatch) — East Africa-focused miner African Eagle Resources PLC Wednesday said the International Fin more…
01/04/2012
Zimbabwe/South Africa: Bidvest Wits Chase Young Warrior Trevor MuteroAllAfrica.comAccording to reports from Johannesburg, the young England-based player caught the eye of Wits coach Rodger de Sa durin more…
01/04/2012
Independent OnlineRand Snaps Four-Day Gain to Dollar as Metals Fall on Weaker Demand OutlookBloombergSouth Africa's currency declined 0.4 percent to 8.0635 as of 8:34 am in Johannesburg. Against t more…
01/04/2012
Cosatu: 80% of JSE white, capitalist-ownedFin24Johannesburg – More than 80% of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange is accounted for by the large banks and the few companies in the traditional sectors: min more…
01/04/2012
De Villiers in Dakar top threeSPORT24Johannesburg – South Africa's Giniel De Villiers (Toyota), winner of the 2009 Dakar Rally, is in third place on this year's event, just 1'40” behind more…
01/04/2012
BusinessLIVEOver 80% of JSE white, capitalist-owned – CosatuBusinessLIVEMore than 80% of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange is accounted for by the large banks and the few companies in the traditional se more…