Editorial: The SACP should talk people, not power

African nations are seeking $1.3 trillion in climate funds as fears grow over Trump’s potential impact on global climate finance commitments

We’re driven by the hope that one day the rural areas we visit will have running taps like our own Joburg offices

We owe it to every child, to every family, to do what we can to uphold the laws that protect them

South Africa is not drifting away from its non-aligned stance

Citizens don’t need language that flirts around the issue. We need clear concise communications regarding the water crisis

The proliferation of illegal weapons and failure to keep violent criminals locked up will draw more tragic massacres

Reputational damage mounts while Ramaphosa worries about the power balance in his coalition cabinet

Cyril Ramaphosa’s trip abroad this week included arguing for Africa to be given a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council

Pravin Gordhan’s earliest role as an organiser of civil resistance still carries relevance

While political parties bicker over who is to blame, the reality is that millions of pupils in public schools will find themselves crammed into even larger classes, vying for the attention of ill-equipped teachers

South Africa’s seventh parliament has just started its work, and it appears to be doing so with a far more collaborative spirit — and significantly less playing to the gallery — than it did during any of the previous three terms.

Tsakani Maluleke is begging on our behalf, but no one is listening