Informal settlements around the city, and the township of Khayelitsha, have been severely affected
Dropping democracy for aspirant autocrats who will put everything in order with a big stick might not be all it’s cracked up to be
The need for discussion with people living on the city’s street is vital for a just outcome
Appellants seek to declare act invalid that prohibits a child born of surrogacy to be genetically linked to an already-born sibling
The death of 141 mental health patients occurred when they were moved to unlicensed, ill-equipped NGOs
The government’s support for coal-fired power and reluctance to transition to renewable energy undermines potential for economic expansion and job creation in the renewable energy sector
The negotiations around the formation of the government of national unity showed that South Africans can work together, despite differences
Creating a proportional representation list out of constituency votes would give greater representation and help tackle corruption
Green hydrogen features in projects aimed at producing carbon-free steel and ammonia fuel for shipping and rail transport
Farmers want Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen to visit areas in the province where potato and tomato crops, in particular, have been hit
The cost will increase with the size but the mix of political parties may mean a shift in political culture to serve the people
We are all political animals by nature, so let us protect our freedom from the tyranny of false idols
Alastair McAlpine’s autobiography tracks how he came to work with terminally ill children
The minister said the Democratic Alliance must understand that the new government is a single entity, not a federation
Racist Renaldo Gouws slipped through the cracks of the DA’s vetting process
Citizens unite globally against tax hikes, urging economic integrity and political accountability
The electricity and energy minister warned that the debt prevents the power utility from investing in infrastructure
Courageous Samson Mokoena dedicated his time to fighting pollution and his determination to take on ArcelorMittal saw a landmark court ruling
Technologies evolved in peacetime can become lethal during conflicts, war and genocide
Residents claim they bought their flats through instalment sales but decades later the properties have been sold on auction to be developed
Adjudicator finds an acknowledgment of debt signed under duress by an employee accused of fraud to be ‘unlawful’ and unenforceable
A conservation project has brought together biodiversity, habitat protection, cultural heritage and community conservation
The local series Spinners won a top award in China last month.
The big players have launched township e-commerce initiatives but existing businesses already have a good handle on the space
Peaceful marches mostly led by Gen-Z youth against tax hikes, which have since been scrapped, turned violent, with dozens injured or killed in clashes with the police
To commemorate 10 years since the author died, an edited extract from Chris van Wyk – Irascible Genius: A Son’s Memoir by Kevin van Wyk
So who will win the fight to control the aircon in next week’s cabinet lekgotla?
ATM president Vuyo Zungula said the party’s case was not dependent on another organisation and it was waiting for a court date
Questions bubble up over water utility’s board’s process of filling R2.6 million-a-year senior post
Former army chief and incumbent president Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani won just over 56% of the vote