Made up of church groups, amakhosi and taxi operators, it’s intent on dethroning Ramaphosa
The scandal-hit lawyer continues to work in public interest law, frustrating his accusers
Six of us eagerly waited backstage. We listened for hours as poets, comedians and singers took the chance to show off their skills
Studies suggesting that the humble octopus might be from outer space have seized the attention of would-be xenobiologists
A forensic investigation into the extraordinary multimillion-rand tender awarded by a subsidiary of the North West government to companies associated with ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe has found traces of fraud
Rival bosses in Cape Town make up after a blood feud that claimed the lives of 13 people and wounded commuters
Former staff members say Equal Education’s problems go beyond sexual harassment
KwaZulu-Natal will call its own land summit over the Ingonyama Trust impasse
Traditional leaders have warned the ANC against expropriating land under their custodianship, saying it would be tantamount to “continuing the colonial agendaâ€
The new green-lit labour laws include a provision for unions to decide on strikes by secret ballot
A small town is traumatised after two teenagers became the latest victims in the war on women
Have you ever been on a diet and wished that spinach excited your tastebuds?
The protests over a shortage of housing and land are pitting coloured people against their black neighbours
After 10 months of negotiations, about 40% of the country’s public sector unions have signed a three-year wage offer from the department of public service and administration
It’s a hard life being an illegal artisanal miner near Kimberley but now there are signs they may become recognised
Panyaza Lesufi, Parks Tau and Lebogang Maile to fight it out for key positions in the region
Disaffected Mpumalanga ANC members want the party’s national leadership to dissolve its provincial executive committee (PEC) and call a general council meeting to elect new leaders
Nasty incidents highlight an apparently increasing number of violent crimes related to men who use Tinder and Grindr
Speaking more than one language could lead to better test scores and even being a more empathetic person
The Bushfire festival is one place where Swatis can let their hair down and be themselves, and it is slowly sowing the seeds of change
Questions about democracy arise when the state keeps close tabs, particularly in an election year
The African Union’s promised investigation into systemic gender discrimination risks becoming nothing more than “window-dressingâ€, says staffers
The Arusha Accords, led by Thabo Mbeki, have been eroded and Cyril Ramaphosa needs to restore the peace
FRIDAY
I am naked and in his bed. He is, too
Pink speaks fresh volumes in ruby onyinyechi amanze’s current exhibition
The alleged improper conduct of the Zeitz MOCAA curator has raised questions about the transparency of a museum that is subsidised with public money
Centuries ago, a lucrative culture of buying art was established.
Just because they’re creative — and seen to be more sensitive and introspective than other men — does not mean they do not act violently towards women
A particularly South African kind of shame raises questions of home, belonging and mixed identity in this remarkable memoir
BUSINESS
The strong rand and the VW scandal have hit demand, destroying hobs and, in turn, businesses
The banking sector has received a relatively clean bill of health, despite a tough economic climate and a slight uptick in impaired advances, according to the 2017 annual report of the South African Reserve Bank’s bank supervision department
Where in the world is Markus Jooste?
Investors wary of Turkey’s monetary meddling jump ship to take advantage of rising US rates
COMMENT & ANALYSIS
The ANC is caught between pleasing investors and following through on its transformation policies
André Markgraaff, the former coach of the Springboks, resigned in February 1997 following the publication of a recording in which he called black rugby officials and politicians “fucking kaffirsâ€
It’s official. Zimbabwe will hold its parliamentary and presidential elections on July 30
Last week, a story by your award-winning journalist Sabelo Skiti, “Gauteng audit follow-up heightens ANC splitâ€, refers
After a brief distraction in Belfast and dodgin British bureaucracy, it’s great to be back
A recent book, Chota Motala: A Biography of Political Activism in the Kwazulu-Natal Midlands (KZN Press), recounts the doctor’s role in shaping politics during and after apartheid
It is impossible to imagine equality without women being about to speak out
If you have just tuned in, welcome. We’re live at a bout for the ages as the World takes on the Catholic Church once more and, my God, is the Church taking it on the chin this time
EDUCATION
Africans can become citizens by acting democratically and claiming their identity
Few people other than the players understand the pressures of the semiprofessional game
Nigerians are still bitter about their exit from the 2014 World Cup and they’re hungry for revenge
The significance of his being the first black Bok captain can’t escape race-plagued SA
