In a unanimous judgment, judges have declared sections of the Sexual Offences Act unconstitutional as they infringe on the rights of adolescents.
An Afrobarometer survey has found that despite economic growth, there has been virtually no change in poverty levels in Africa over the last decade.
As the debate rages on about the commercialisation of Heritage Day, in the absence of a better suggestion Faranaaz Parker sticks with the chops.
Commentators have shredded President Jacob Zuma’s appeal for positive news reporting, saying it is destructive, not patriotic.
President Jacob Zuma held up Mexico as an example of the reporting South African news organisations should strive for. But what does that mean?
Google has book-ended its first sub-Saharan Big Tent event with pragmatism on one end and idealism on the other.
The Protection of Personal Information Bill has been signed into law. But what does it mean for you?
Despite his flagging influence, Tony Yengeni remains a public persona that people love to hate.
As holy month of Ramadaan draws to a close, Faranaaz Parker explains the small but significant shifts she has seen in Muslim traditions.
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe says the justice department has already begun implementing steps to bring back specialised sexual offences courts.