SA wins 34th gold medal at Chelsea Flower Show

Stunning Kogelberg showcase earns SA yet another gold medal at London’s Chelsea Flower Show

Most transparent companies are in mining industry, report finds

Country’s financial sector comes up short, Corruption Watch findings show

Cosby will face sex assault trial, judge says

Judge Elizabeth McHugh rules after three-hour preliminary hearing in Norristown that there is enough evidence to put Cosby on trial

Twitter drops photos, videos from 140-character limit

The company wants to simplify its product to attract new users

Monsanto rejects Bayer $62bn bid as ‘financially inadequate’

But the agribusiness says it is willing to entertain further talks on a merger

Egypt forensics chief says too soon to say explosion downed plane

The plane and its black box recorders have not been located

Prosecutors handed report on Tongaat Mall collapse

Charges could soon be laid over deaths of two men in collapse of cement beam during construction of Tongaat Mall north of Durban in November 2013

SABMiller buyout deal gets conditional European consent

The clearance is conditional on AB InBev selling practically the entire SABMiller beer business in Europe

Badly built RDP houses no longer the government’s responsibility, Sisulu says

Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu says the National Home Builders Registration Council must track down contractors and ensure they fix their mess

Political ambitions are behind protests, says Makhura

Individuals with ambitions of becoming municipal councillors behind current wave of service delivery protests, says Gauteng premier David Makhura