Big cities are bursting at the seams, but are set to grow even larger as experts predict about 70% of the world’s population will be urban by 2050.
<b>Aunty Anele</b> tackles boring <em>M&G</em> commenters and gives a few pointers on how to enliven debates.
Government regulators knew of a heightened risk of explosion in the type of nuclear reactors used at the Fukushima plant in Japan.
The South African Reserve Bank remains concerned about the effects of rising oil and food prices on the outlook for inflation, Gill Marcus says.
Rights activists are speaking out against rapes targeting lesbians in South Africa.
There is little risk the political crisis in North Africa could spread to sub-Sahara Africa, but escalating oil and food prices are the main worry.
There will be a working-class revolt if the planned "looting" of commuters through road toll fees goes ahead, the Young Communist League warned.
The giddy prospect of a third revolution in the Arab world, with Libya following Tunisia and Egypt into a brave new democratic era, is fading.
It’s World Consumer Rights Day. We need to educate ourselves on what the Consumer Protection Act will do for us — and what our obligations are.
Violence continued overnight during Cape Town’s taxi strike when a bus was set alight and cars were stoned, the traffic department said on Tuesday.