The ever-quickening process of rapid urbanisation poses major challenges to South Africa. It is a key issue in the endemic service delivery protests and the recent mine unrest at Marikana. 

A new book, set to reduce confusion around new legislation regarding social and ethics issues in the workplace, has been launched by the Ethics Institute of South Africa (EthicsSA) in Pretoria.

Amidst the controversy and huge public outcry, government's decision is final. "The Gauteng e-toll system will be implemented," Transport Minister, Ben Martins, announced, according to Sapa.

South Africa’s national development plan has a target of reducing our unemployment rate from about 25% (now) to 6% by 2030. Is this a realistic objective?

Increasing electricity costs are forcing South Africans to embrace alternative renewable energy sources – and solar power is top on the list. It's more economical and it's green.