So far, 56 people have been rescued from the debris, but 25 have still not been found
The party’s provincial secretary Lulama Ngcukayitobi believes that reaching this target and helping the party retain its national majority are high
The opposition party’s flag-burning advert has ignited much criticism
None of the parties offer what the country needs – a united left that represents the interests of the majority of the people
The Metropolitan Opera’s award-winning series of live high-definition cinema simulcasts is into its 17th season at select Ster-Kinekor and Cinema Nouveau cinemas
We delve into the ANC’s campaign trail as we approach the 2024 elections, marking a critical juncture 30 years into South Africa’s democracy. We uncover the enduring patterns and shifts within the ANC and its opposition, providing a deeper insight into the ANC’s efforts to retain its dominance amidst evolving political climates.
Solutions to quell the daily violence are literally a matter of life and death
GGA webinar unpacks what ethical leadership entails
Nationhood is not visible. It exists as overlapping ideas and ideals that need to be formed collectively
In 2012 the municipality was ordered to fix Carolina’s water problems, but has still not done so
The five-storey apartment building was scheduled to open on 1 August
The very notion of transferring consciousness — assuming it is even possible — raises profound philosophical questions about identity, autonomy and the sanctity of life
When will we forget about skin colour and select candidates based on qualities such as their skills, qualifications, morals and ability to grow the nation?
The ANC’s policy promoted transformation and representation in public institutions, but it has been criticised for contributing to corruption and mismanagement in government
The ‘stop the ships’ law shows how countries like Britain can evade their international responsibility to host refugees by shipping them off to Africa in exchange for ‘development deals’
The students have given the institution’s management seven days to respond to a memorandum of demands, including information on its relations with Israel
The former Gauteng premier said the ANC, not Jacob Zuma, was the true custodian of the uMkhonto weSizwe brand
How climate change affects ant populations and the wider effects this will have on the ecosystem is not well understood
The Special Investigating Unit is investigating a syndicate that used state land meant to build a school for personal use
The spectre of an ANC-EFF tie-up has been used to forewarn of massive economic destruction. But none of the other options are damage-free
Government’s partnership with business and the increase in solar rooftops, photovoltaic and battery storage has contributed to the decrease in blackouts
The pandemic is still claiming lives in the Indian Ocean country due to lack of HIV prevention and treatment services
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said an investigation into what caused the incident was under way
The strongman thrives on populism, low civic involvement, political elitism, fear, poverty, illiteracy and the abuse of the rule of law
The Electoral Commission of South Africa has argued that the former president’s standing would erode the foundations of the constitutional order and the rule of law
Military expenditure may seem a necessary response to threats, but investing in peaceful resolution mechanisms and international cooperation is paramount in addressing the causes of conflicts
This is an edited extract from SA author Niq Mhlongo’s new novel The City Is Mine
The Pietermaritzburg business chamber says the move would destroy the regional economy
The governing party has identified KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng as the battlegrounds for votes ahead of the elections
Looking past the elections, business leaders need to act to reduce social strife — even at cost to their profits
The 40 days free of energy outages is a result of maintenance of the electricity system, lower peak-time demand and the return to service of units at Koeberg, Medupi and Kusile power stations
The commission of inquiry into the fire that killed 77 people in August has found the city guilty of negligence