Policeman from Gauteng arrested for attempted rhino poaching.
Palladium rallies near 13-year high while silver closes its sixth straight week down; gold and platinum little changed.
Cath Everett explores the city's maligned downtown area to find its hidden gems.
Cath returns from a visit in the UK, where it's high summer, to winter in Johannesburg.
South Africa beat England 20-17 at Kelvingrove
Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa agree on a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine.
Cath Everett reflects on the country's great struggle against apartheid on the eve of Mandela Day.
China is steadily improving its FX-related export competitiveness, but others are seeing their currencies becoming less helpful.
Russia's President seeks alliance to prevent future economic sanctions punishment.
The advert, aimed at raising awarenesses on South Africa's hungry children, spectacularly backfires.
Russian minister says bank's HQ to be decided at Fortaleza summit on July 15-16.
Cath Everett visits San culture and education centre and is inspired to volunteer to teach English to some disadvantaged township children.
Cath Everett samples a multimedia-based exhibition at Wits Art Museum about the lives of migrant workers.
Cath Everett examines how South Africa's bird and sea life must be protected from loss of habitat and over-fishing.
Cath Everett is pleasantly surprised to find an even mix of black and white fans attending DSTv music and food festival.
South African baby rhino Gertjie was found crying next to dead mother's side before rescue from the wild.
Cath Everett discovers an Indian diaspora that dates back to 1860s.
South African company is world's no. 3 platinum producer and says it may have to cut jobs if the strike continues.
Military deployed in Johannesburg's Alexandra township as protesters dispersed with rubber bullets and stun grenades.
Jacob Zuma set to start his second five-year term as president as ANC secures win despite opposition's political gains.
Fresh racism storm for Ukip with comments as Enflield Council hopeful who slurred Henry turns out to be South African
Expat Cath Everett decides to take in Joberg's D-Day festival, part of a global celebration of all things involving marijuana.