ANC secretary general Ace Magashule urges branches to consider charging rogue members who take the party to court to settle internal disputes
Celebrity politics rears its bouffant head as the flamboyant musician eyes the top job in Limpopo
A beautiful lakeside plot of land in Reheboth, Namibia, is at the heart of a bitter ownership dispute
North West’s new leader, Job Mokgoro, says skills hold the key to the province’s prosperity
Gauteng’s embattled health department is even more sickly than thought, according to a report
Ramaphosa is waiting for two ConCourt judgments before acting on NPA boss's position, a parliamentary reply has revealed
‘I can’t mention who are the parties I am expecting litigation from but I can assure I know who they are.'
A R60m settlement involving Prasa puts the probity of its former chair under scrutiny
National
Ramaphosa is waiting for two ConCourt judgments before acting on NPA boss's position, a parliamentary reply has revealed
Transgender students in South Africa face fear and sexual harassment when they are forced to use gender-specific facilities at their institutions
A R60m settlement involving Prasa puts the probity of its former chair under scrutiny
Politics
ANC secretary general Ace Magashule urges branches to consider charging rogue members who take the party to court to settle internal disputes
Saturday’s court application — which is expected to be heard at 11am — is likely to see further delays on conference proceedings
Candidates with dubious track records and calls for young leaders are part of the election build-up
M&G Africa
A beautiful lakeside plot of land in Reheboth, Namibia, is at the heart of a bitter ownership dispute
Aid workers hope that with massive effort a humanitarian disaster can be avoided
Armed militants are burning villages and beheading civilians in northern Mozambique — and no one knows who they are, or what they want
Environment
Many will risk losing their largest financial asset — their homes. And municipalities will forfeit huge amounts of revenue from property taxes
Despite them living for up to 2 500 years, researchers have discovered several baobab trees in Africa have died
Plastic products, particularly microparticles, are doing terrible harm to our water, seas and soils
Education
Problems such as cost and inadequate teacher support reduce its availability to all schools
And young people must be equipped with the skills they will need to succeed in their careers
If we do not change the way we teach our children, we will be in big trouble in 30 years
Business
Liberty is just the latest in a growing list of targets, heightening the urgency to protect information
The New Development Bank is facing questions about the transparency and fairness of its loans
Given this economic uncertainty, households should save during boom times so that they can survive during a recession
World
Twenty-three hundred children have been forcibly taken from their parents since the implementation of this zero tolerance policy two months ago
The spectacular about-face comes after more than 2 300 children were stripped from their parents and adult relatives
Recording details family separations under Trump’s new “zero-tolerance” policy
Bhekisisa
Spa treatments, fancy homes and paperwork — and the list goes on.
‘I can’t mention who are the parties I am expecting litigation from but I can assure I know who they are.'
When he was the Gauteng Health MEC, Brian Hlongwa brought the department to its knees, the Special Investigations Unit has found.
Arts & Culture
In between working on Friday copy, this is what the team reads, listens to and watches.
If art organisations and governments do not realise their worth, they will forever be at the mercy of some donor funders
It took years for Ayanda Sikade to release the album Movements, which secures his place in the jazz idiom
Sport
Many football players arrive on the pitch with weird, wonderful and wacky superstitions
With no superstars and little expectation of victory, the Three Lions might pull off a shocker
This World Cup is proving that the best footballers must have the evil eye as well as boring old ball skills
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