The former finance minister has criticised those sitting on the fence and allowing state capture to continue crippling the country's economy.
Democracy and good governance require politicians to engage in reasoned debate, informed decision making and measured judgements.
The former chief executive of Platfields Limited has been appointed as a political adviser to the minister of police.
A frightening, unaccountable form of control is taking hold while the state authorities do nothing.
This week, even Zuma's staunchest supporters have taken a hard stance against the Gupta family.
In this township, alcohol makes violent men close to three times more likely to rape a woman.
With so many unbanked citizens and alternative approaches to money, there’s plenty of room for innovation
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Since the inquest began, several witnesses have told the court that they believe Timol was pushed out of the building's window.
Outa says Mokonyane has "jeopardised" the water security for Gauteng by delaying the development of the LHWP II for more than two years.
Residents from both buildings were relocated to the fields of Wembley Stadium in Johannesburg South after losing their homes.
Politics
This week, even Zuma's staunchest supporters have taken a hard stance against the Gupta family.
The DA will not support a motion of no confidence in Premier Helen Zille when it is debated in the Western Cape legislature on Thursday.
Cyril Ramaphosa's spokesperson died on Saturday
World
The demands of black people in 2017 remain the same as one of the signs raised to the sky on that July afternoon in 1917: “Give me a chance to live.”
These countries funnel major corporate money into secret offshore tax shelters, according to a new study.
Have you heard the one about the rabbits who jumped onto the back of sheep to stay dry?
Environment
Technological advances mean fossil fuel in cars could be phased out within decades but switching to electric carries its own concerns.
Every second, 50 000 litres of sewage flow into the country’s rivers, a result of no maintenance because of corruption and incompetence
South Africa’s sanctioned, annual export of 800 lion skeletons directly exacerbates the plight of wild tigers.
Education
Strong leaders, getting the basics right and a can-do attitude steer a school to success, a study says
In a small number of cases principals reported that providers had contacted them to say there would be no food on Monday, but none could explain why.
Scholars may go hungry next week amid confusion over the companies hired to feed them
Business
South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics posted record-breaking earnings Thursday, putting it on course to better rival Apple's quarterly profits.
With so many unbanked citizens and alternative approaches to money, there’s plenty of room for innovation
US fashion brand Michael Kors on Tuesday agreed to buy British shoemaker to the stars Jimmy Choo for almost $1.2-billion.
M&G Africa
A new programme in Kenya's largest maximum prison is teaching inmates how to become mindful leaders by harnessing their thoughts and emotions.
Seven Tour de France stage wins in three years bodes well for a future victor from the continent
South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics posted record-breaking earnings Thursday, putting it on course to better rival Apple's quarterly profits.
Bhekisisa
The nationwide industrial action is expected to last at least until Friday and could affect patients living with conditions such as cancer and HIV.
The only solution to problems created by the "prostitution industry" is to end it, argue opponents as we kick off a two-part debate.
Unions say they will not accept anything less than 7.3% wage increases.
Sport
Seven Tour de France stage wins in three years bodes well for a future victor from the continent
Kenedy has been sent home from Chelsea's pre-season tour of Asia as punishment for his offensive social media posts about China, according to reports.
The last time they dominated Super Rugby was 20 years ago, but this team is a very different beast
Arts & Culture
I wish we could trust our own ideas regarding the potential economic value of our arts, culture and entertainment industries
The iconic 1959 jazz musical about a tragic boxer finally returns to our stages, but this time in a free South Africa.
The Lists this week are compiled by 'Friday' editor Milisuthando Bongela and arts writer Kwanele Sosibo
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