Fans at Durban's Moses Mabhida stadium celebrated last night as Bafana Bafana got their Africa Cup of Nations campaign back on track with a 2-0 win over Angola in Group A.

Gwede Mantashe, the secretary general of the African National Congress (ANC), has accused mining giant Anglo American of "stealing our money".

Following South Africa's goalless draw with Cape Verde in their Afcon 2013 opener on Saturday, coach Gordon Igesund (pictured) has taken aim at his players, accusing them of losing their nerve.

The chief executive of mining giant Rio Tinto, Tom Albanese (pictured), has resigned after the company announced a $14 billion write-down.

Richmark's dream is to help grow the South African economy by creating jobs that empower people and provide the necessary funding to support emerging ventures.

South Africa's investor image is again being tainted by strikes.

Land Bank is better placed than ever to assist South Africa's farming community across the value chain, says Dr Moraka N Makhura.

The countdown is on to the 2013 Orange Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon).

Table Mountain, one of the most recognisable mountains in the world, was declared one of nature's greatest wonders over the weekend.

Betting World is one of South Africa's premier bookmaking operations and a wholly owned subsidiary of JSE listed, Phumelela Gaming and Leisure Limited.

Cosatu's protest marches against e-tolling are under way in Johannesburg and Pretoria.

Earlier this year Intercape became the first in the industry in South Africa to introduce G7 luxury double-decker coaches.

As JSE-listed Altech subsidiary Altech Autopage Cellular integrates with sister company Altech Technology Concepts, forming a dynamic new service provider in the Telecommunications & ICT sector, Africa Outlook talks to Altech Autopage Cellular's Boyd Chislett.

Companies have begun adopting energy saving technologies as a matter of good business practice in a world with high and volatile energy prices.

Africa Outlook talks to Graham Rowe the winner of season one of reality TV show the Big Break Legacy.

Twelve of Africa's 40 richest people are billionaires from South Africa, Forbes' second annual list of Africa's 40 Richest showed on Thursday.

Following the demise of former rival low-cost airline 1time, South African Airways subsidiary Mango Airlines has announced the launch of two new routes - Johannesburg-Port Elizabeth and Cape Town-Port Elizabeth - effective as soon as December 5.

Cape Town has been named Africa's best city in the Condé Nast Traveller 2012 Readers' Choice Awards.