A recent spate of high speed crashes have seen three of the world’s top riders land in hospital in the last week
Municipalities have a history of defying adverse orders. Activists are trying to lay criminal charges against errant officials to end the impunity
Crime must be treated as a crisis by government before and after May 29 – not just as the election talking point it’s destined to become
South Africans must learn to adapt, say experts, warning that the crisis will surpass load-shedding
The trials of living a life around the capricious temperament of water scheduling
Here are three cultural things to listen to or watch.
All too frequently, the solutions provided in manifestos are simplistic, time-consuming and expensive to implement
As South Africa approaches the 29 May national and provincial elections, the narrative has shifted from load-shedding to a crisis that hits even closer to home: water.
Plus, Mapisa-Nqakula in the dock.
Its composer says the Oscar opera will challenge audiences with things they have never heard before
Police confirmed that the items were found in a drain over the weekend, near the home of the six-year-old
The councillor has been accused of giving away provincial land for a taxi rank development without following legislation
The Major Air Polluters in Africa report has found that two of the world’s 10-largest sulphur dioxide emission hotspots are in SA
The party is found to be in contempt of court for having failed to hand over all the documents relating to Ramaphosa’s time as deployment head
The cinematic genius’ 100th birthday is a worthy cause to celebrate his immeasurable contribution to film and society
We need to support the efforts by countries to provide a healthier, safer future for all the people of the world
Clap and tap music offers a welcoming sanctuary for individuals navigating the complexities of faith and spirituality
Decisive action is needed as the US president’s inaction and delaying tactics are only serving to ramp up tension in the Middle East
The deputy secretary general of the ANC warned that not voting would be a setback to resolving issues such as electricity, housing and water
It’s not a straightforward answer, but Julius Malema should have been able to at least estimate
Will the UN resolution lead to a ceasefire? Delays on the part of the superpowers, driven by self-interest, put the lives of ordinary people on the line
The draft IRP 2023 fails to address future energy shortages, analysts argue
We sent questions to the ANC, DA, EFF, IFP, FF Plus, ActionSA, PA, MK Party and RISE Mzansi
The battle between Satan and the forces of good has preoccupied writers for aeons
South African law might be used to hold major carbon polluters to account for their role in damaging climate events
The African Union aims to increase the participation of young people in election observations to foster a generation of politically astute and actively involved citizens
Drew Forrest examines the battle between dogmatic faith and practical humanism in French master Albert Camus’ finest novel, ‘The Plague’
They are as weak and flawed as the rest of us, so why do so many look to them for salvation, asks Des Erasmus
The search for an elusive West African writer accused of plagiarism comes full circle
The Competition Commission’s inquiry into fresh produce markets is looking into the efficiency of the markets in terms of safety and food security
Nissan’s latest X-Trail is well appointed but it is a tad sluggish on the performance front
Largely Christian Kenya has struggled to regulate unscrupulous churches and cults
In the name of free trade, countries went to war in the 1700s and 1800s. Today, trade is the continuation of the politics of war by other means