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Poultry industry takes on US chicken quota as court case brews

The South African Poultry Association (SAPA) wants government to review the quota of US poultry imports, following the imposition of

The world’s largest beverage company may be the next industry giant to jump into the cannabis drinks business. Coca-Cola says

Starting in 2020, South African learners will have the option to take up Kiswahili as an optional second additional language.

A historic 36-34 Rugby Championship victory over New Zealand in Wellington this past weekend may have restored a huge amount

AfriAg Global Plc has hired a law firm to help with the application process to become a licensed medical cannabis

New Zealand could have a timely injection of fresh legs for Saturday’s Rugby Championship match against South Africa with midfielders

New rules implemented from 1 July will require all South African students who study overseas to complete a one-year bridging

The Free State government channelled about R79m into Gupta-owned media companies during the time it was headed by Ace Magashule,

South African students who study medicine abroad will have to go back to university on their return home after graduating.

Serena Williams has been fined $17,000 ( R259 025,60) by the US Tennis Association in the wake her outburst during