After tiptoeing around contesting power the SACP is looking to strengthen its position now that the ANC is no longer the dominant force it used to be.
The electoral commission has been ordered to gather citizens’ addresses to prevent voter fraud, but it’s proving trickier than anticipated
A new book detailing Nelson Mandela's last days has been withdrawn, publisher Penguin Random House said on Monday.
The only solution to problems created by the "prostitution industry" is to end it, argue opponents as we kick off a two-part debate.
The second sitting of the inquest into apartheid activist Ahmed Timol's death began at the Pretoria high court on Monday.
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.
The City has until Thursday to file a report on the alternative accommodation for Fattis residents.
President Jacob Zuma revealed in a written reply to a Parliamentary question on Monday that he owns no property outside of South Africa.
National
Glencoe wardens are fearing prisoner escapes after the department demanded that they return to duty despite the jail’s near-derelict state
The electoral commission has been ordered to gather citizens’ addresses to prevent voter fraud, but it’s proving trickier than anticipated
The City has until Thursday to file a report on the alternative accommodation for Fattis residents.
Politics
Cyril Ramaphosa's spokesperson died on Saturday
Zuma's eighth motion of no confidence comes amid intensified calls from within the ANC for him to step down from leadership.
The South Sudanese leader is stateless and cut off from friends and family
World
A hotline in the US is trying to tackle the high rate of domestic violence against nurses in the Nigerian diaspora.
Chester Bennington overcame a troubled childhood to top the charts with an angry but melodic brand of metal
The dangers of "chemical sex" are many, including addiction, overdose and HIV infection, and the tally of victims is mounting, campaigners warn.
Environment
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.
World-first as plant sucks carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, giving potential solution for pollutants that warm the planet
Education
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
“When he has to appear for a hearing, he postpones. The guy is being paid”
Business
The utility is at pains to turn a sow’s ear into a silk purse as interest costs continue to rise
The treasury will do ‘whatever it takes’ to keep the utility afloat, raising the prospect
of a bailout
Fractional investing online makes it easy to buy into the success of companies such as Apple
M&G Africa
Nigeria's failure to protect its citizens from Boko Haram's insurgency has given rise to vigilante groups north east of the country.
Cameroon will launch a program where expectant mothers can get tested for HIV, and prevent mother to child transmissions
Under the Trump administration Africa is only likely to matter in the fight against terrorism and in providing American companies with opportunities.
Bhekisisa
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.
In this township, alcohol makes violent men close to three times more likely to rape a woman.
Sport
The last time they dominated Super Rugby was 20 years ago, but this team is a very different beast
"Manana hopes that the book will help shine a revealing light on the Rainbow Nation narrative that still desperately clings to the Springboks"
The 19-year-old talent has displayed his many abilities as well as his maturity
Arts & Culture
“Because I am a young, black boy and in the US they kill us,” he answered solemnly.
The Lists this week are compiled by 'Friday' editor Milisuthando Bongela and arts writer Kwanele Sosibo
It’s been fêted around the world, but Inxeba’s smashed stereotypes will cause a stir locally
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