For households in mining towns a greener economy must provide more secure jobs that pay enough to ensure household wellbeing and upward mobility
Erica verticillata, a plant endemic to an area along the Cape Flats, may have risen from extinction
South Africa’s icebreaker research vessel is tackling the Antarctic to find a century-old wreck
World number one Novak Djokovic has claimed he is not anti-vaccination but would rather skip Grand Slams than be forced to get a Covid jab.
Searcher Seismic says it will suffer ‘catastrophic’ financial prejudice from the interdict, but small scale fishers say they will suffer significant irreversible harm to their livelihoods if the survey proceeds
A deepening corruption scandal is threatening to undo Lazarus Chakwera’s presidency
Answers to South Africa’s food system problems could lie in the pre-colonial epoch
While Russia said it was ending some military drills, signalling a possible easing of the crisis, in Washington the alert level remained high – with a top official calling the threat of invasion “more real than ever before.”
Almost three decades into democracy, radio is thriving in South Africa. Radio
The ANC’s head of its international relations committee, Lindiwe Zulu, says the party will reevaluate its stance on ICC, while government diplomats say it was never going to withdraw