Key documents relating to Valerie Huber’s Protego project are being kept away from the public eye
A new investigation details a covert campaign that companies such as Monsanto, now Bayer, and Syngenta waged against critics who threatened its profit
Its papers to the UN tribunal served as reminder of the suffering of Palestinians and Israel’s defiance on international covenants, the president said
It has alienated voters with its stance on Israel and its message does not resonate with crucial blocs such as the youth and black men
An imaginative reflection on South Africa in the 1800s sketched around the life of the country’s first native female university graduate
The newspaper group, which includes Independent Media, IOL and African Community Media, refused to retract an article about one journalist and apologise to another
Throughout his career, Tito highlighted the importance of involving young people in governance structures alongside experienced leaders
About a million retirement fund members have withdrawn money from their savings
But Transnet says the dust falls below legal limits
The underground operator of Zimbabwean art — who is ‘present and confident — but not loud’
Lesedi Molefi’s memoir Patient 12A explores his battle with mental illness.
The strikes have decimated Hezbollah’s senior command structure
Staying ahead of the curve in a constantly changing world
The phenomenon of deepfake online adverts created by artificial intelligence is growing and victims are losing identities and cash
CO2 emissions captured at factory smokestacks in Europe will be injected into geological reservoirs under the seabed
As the city eyes its entry into the prestigious Abbott World Marathon Majors in 2026, this year’s race is set to showcase renowned champions and rising stars
A new survey has highlighted the cost-of-living crisis facing households and its ripple effect on the labour sector
A report shows that African countries accounted for seven of the top 10 countries with the highest Schengen visa rejection rates in 2022
UberEats offers easy access to traditional African food our mothers used to make back in the day
ActionSA has ruled out future coalition agreements with the Democratic Alliance.
The agreement will help Mpumalanga province find sustainable solutions to its water challenges
Soils are being drained of essential elements that yield the nutrient-rich grains, fruits and vegetables needed for animal and human health
African countries must avoid the mistakes of the fossil-fuel industrial revolution; the mining of cobalt, lithium, manganese, nickel and copper must be based on equity, human rights and local development
Mashatile was delivering a keynote address at a celebration in Limpopo when he had to be carried from the stage
Where fossil fuels are a critical source of revenue and economic stability on the continent, a gradual transition that incorporates both fossil fuels and renewables is essential to an equitable energy future
The mid-summer drought and animal diseases resulted in reduced crop yields and hurt the poultry, piggery and cattle sectors
A small agricultural miracle is transforming a community in the Cradle of Humankind
Africans need to return to communalism and share knowledge to thrive together in the 21st century
From critiques of apartheid to reflections on post-colonial identity, Southern African literature has chronicled the region’s history and shaped its trajectory to a just society
Although illegal under international law, Israel justifies these actions as necessary for state security
This is an edited extract from Patric Tariq Mellet’s The Truth About Cape Slavery
It is all of our responsibility to defend brave people such as Uganda’s Jimmy Spire Ssentongo, Agather Atuhaire, Bobi Wine and Kenya’s Kasmeul McOure