Cupcake appears to have lost his patience along with the ANC’s parliamentary majority
He is turning to politics months after he was impeached by the legislature for trying to influence judges in Jacob Zuma’s favour
We need to enable more women — and men — to become engineers who possess the skills and resources to drive positive change
The liberal right needs to understand that the DA did not win the election and that it has no mandate to unilaterally impose its socially destructive policies on society
Ntuli said the IFP tried to talk to the ‘chaotic’ uMkhonto we Sizwe party but was stood up
At least nine people were reported to have been killed and the 46 injured were in an ‘extremely serious’ condition
The basic education department has announced the addition of coding and robotics to the school curricula but many have questioned whether under-resourced schools can effectively offer such a hi-tech subject
Government is bound by the Glenister findings but has behaved as if it is not so bound by enacting the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) bill
Artist transforms everyday objects as into poignant narratives exploring identity and heritage
Negotiators from the ANC and the DA met on Thursday to try to ease tensions in the GNU
From banned books to political activism, Marcus de Jong’s life was a testament to the power of ideas and the human spirit
South Africa’s newsrooms are being hollowed out right when we need them the most
This is caused by inadequate infrastructure, poor governance, weak legislation and institutions, poor maintenance as well as insufficient data and information
These subjects take centre stage at a festival showcasing nearly
50 documentaries
MK party’s strategy to end ANC control of the Umzumbe local municipality has failed
Utility advises customers to start stocking up on water ahead of the weekend
The province’s economy has struggled amid infrastructure and governance failures
The police could not confirm media reports that the 20 to 40 people were members of the uMkhonto weSizwe party, which has rejected last month’s election results
The president made the plea after being inaugurated for a second term on Wednesday at the Union Buildings
It was business as usual at the talks: protests, visa troubles and little commitment to climate finance
Still-sticky inflation could further delay long-awaited interest rate cuts
Tom Gardner offers a compelling analysis of how the Ethiopian prime minister ruthlessly exploited tensions between regions and ethnic groups to gain power
The organisation’s report highlighted instances where hackers had rigged chatbots to spread Nazi ideology
Building a leftist party to contest future elections will require exorcising existing organisations of their Stalinism — or creating something from a much smaller base
Artist is set to captivate arts festival audiences with her fearless exploration of complex themes and profound storytelling
National Arts Festival continues to create platforms for creatives, 50 years later
Some say support for Zionism is growing and equate criticism of Israel as antisemitic, while others say their religion doesn’t mean they support Tel Aviv
The Chief Justice preaches about the ills of corruption, yet hasn’t named media houses and journalists who benefitted from the SSA’s Project Wave
An edited extract from Jan Smuts descendent Cato Pedder’s new biography, Moederland
Novel writes queerness into a space where it’s forbidden and meanders through the unforgiving politics of Ghana, past and present
The project will remove alien invasive species and restore riverbanks in the catchment area