As demand for electric cars rises on the continent, public and private sector investors are lining up a series of charging stations on major highways, entertainment and recreation spots including those outside capital cities

Children learn to read and write more easily if they are first taught in their mother tongue. In Ghana, as in many African countries, that’s easier said than done

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted some to make an about-turn on coal but their scramble has not sealed the fate of renewables

Some of the conditions in which the July unrest occurred have abated but others, such as the spiralling cost of living, have worsened

From Mbeki to Zuma to Ramaphosa, the facts and fictions of the intelligence networks have shadowed political players and settled power struggles

The justice minister, who is angling to become the party’s deputy president, was quick to add that there should be a generational mix in leadership

The deluge in KwaZulu-Natal put learning under strain but ECD practitioners are overcoming the difficulties

Education is key to giving our children a chance to navigate, and thrive in, a complex modernity

Even before the demise of this format of the game was predicted, the women’s team had little opportunity to experience and enjoy it

Supporters’ branches, despite financial challenges, have been the lifeblood of football teams in South Africa

All politicians need luck and Boris Johnson –once described as a "greased piglet" – has had more than most in his career.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson expressed defiance on Monday ahead of a no-confidence vote among Conservative MPs, after dozens rebelled over a string of scandals that have left the party's public standing in tatters