Economic woes and new calls for Biafran independence may signal the start of trouble in the country.
But the story behind their deaths goes back years – and the potential for further conflict is still very much palpable.
Limpopo’s better-off schools are reeling after the province opted to stop suppling study materials.
And questions remain about whether taxpayers are funding not just one but two loss-making airlines.
South Africa are trying new things with bat and ball, breathing fresh life into 50-over cricket.
The party’s provincial and city structures are squabbling over prospective mayoral candidates in Gauteng.
There were allegations that the IEC were biased towards the ANC; truth is that the dereliction is an even-handed disservice to all.
After the elections any party unhappy with the outcome need only quote the Constitutional Court to suggest that there had been some funny business.
The rail agency is also demanding that the 13 locomotives already delivered be sent back.
What happens when those meant to protect society from domestic violence turn a blind eye?