A senior metro manager found guilty of sexual misconduct in an internal investigation remains employed months later, raising questions about accountability, secrecy and retaliation against complainants

As productions stall and jobs disappear, film workers say a broken incentive scheme threatens the future of one of South Africa’s most visible industries

The probe was conducted by the City Integrity and Investigations Unit

He leaves a legacy as a champion of labour rights, fiscal and monetary reform and prudent government spending

Ramaphosa extended his condolences to Mboweni’s family and friends, calling the news “a shock”

Just 3% of chief executives of JSE-listed companies are female

Unions say the company is keeping its workforce as casual labour to grow profits, in line with a trend in the transport sector

Here are four pillars that employers, workers and the public can play a role in upholding to ensure the sector is safer and more productive