The organisation announced their plan on Wednesday morning to hold Zuma accountable.
The High Court in Johannesburg has handed down a ruling on religion in public schools, saying that schools can’t promote one religion.
Why are there only black people on this list?
The brand of South Africa's ruling party, the 104-year-old ANC, is in serious decline. The party needs to act decisively to stop this.
National
Why are there only black people on this list?
The organisation announced their plan on Wednesday morning to hold Zuma accountable.
SA remains a relatively dangerous country in which to serve as a police officer, despite a 52% drop in the rate of cop killings over the past decade.
Politics
Former Eskom chief executive Brian Molefe on Tuesday lost his bid to have the DA and EFF excluded from his Labour Court case to get his job back.
It is the ANC, not public enterprises minister Lynne Brown or the Eskom board, that really wanted him kicked out as CEO, Molefe says
The ANC deputy has been on the campaign trail for support among ANC branches and its alliance partners since scoring an endorsement from Cosatu
Environment
"Coal use is dropping globally, with a 5.9% reduction last year."
Authorisation for a new slaughterhouse, next to a Unesco site, has brought to a halt attempts to protect one of Gauteng’s last natural landscapes.
A shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy means global emissions have now stalled.
Education
The High Court in Johannesburg has handed down a ruling on religion in public schools, saying that schools can’t promote one religion.
Educating undocumented children is a moral and legal imperative that the state must recognise
We need to rethink education to tackle our blighted history and a challenging new world
Business
Seen as risky, operators have to finance their vehicles at high interest rates and many are battling to stay afloat
Gigaba’s waffling about the mining charter and Reserve Bank has won him no new friends
The rail agency wants the courts to force the unit to complete investigations into corruption claims
M&G Africa
Somehow, African countries are going to have to start footing their own medical bills.
"Not only do the two presidents like each other, but there is also a business connection between their two families."
Reducing the size of the peacekeeping mission will endanger civilians, say critics of the move
Bhekisisa
Drugs have destroyed many lives, but wrongheaded governmental policies have destroyed many more, argue experts.
Poverty, traditions and no education means laws will do little to end the practice of child brides.
Why would humanitarian workers support the call to decriminalize sex work? Sometimes bombs, floods aren't the only threats to our patients.
Sport
It’s comforting that Fifa has finally woken up and is making a greater effort to keep up with advancing technology.
The British and Irish Lions’ games in New Zealand may show what it takes to beat the All Blacks
The Cosafa Cup will see a vital blooding of junior players with the potential to be future Bafana stars
World
Twenty-eight years on, prosecutors say there is 'sufficient evidence to charge six individuals with criminal offences'.
Venezuela's army has been put on alert after four grenades were hurled at the Supreme Court from a helicopter
The Gulf crisis escalated late Thursday, as Kuwait presented Qatar with a 13-point list of demands from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, and Egypt.
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Arts & Culture
"On Ctrl, SZA lays bare what sounds like a turbulent almost seven years of no longer being a child"
How racial prejudice, a controversy and the outcome of a Boko Haram kidnapping all coincided ‘positively’ with Nigeria’s presentation at the Biennale
The tiny island surrounded by a turquoise Atlantic offers pink beaches, a mix of British and American culture and needs many US dollars.
"I found it very connective and de-isolating, soothing the pain I felt as a child"