New management is overhauling the image and functionality of South Africa’s biggest shopping centre
ActionSA has signed up the Forum 4 Service Delivery, the ANC considers wooing Mbuyiseni Ndlozi and the MK party is fishing for the Abantu Batho Congress
The island holds one of the world’s largest deposits of rare earth minerals, essential for technologies like batteries, wind turbines, guided missiles, and radar systems
There are numerous gold-mine opportunities for property development in greater Johannesburg
The Southern African Development Community’s muted response is driven by political self-interest and internal dynamics
A man of action, he has a deep knowledge of the party and of the politics of South Africa
Is Zuma trying to rain on Cyril’s January 8 parade, or is uBaba feeling politically homesick?
We cannot expect politicians to take responsibility for carnage on the roads or gender-based violence
Such efforts must not leave the former homelands region behind, as has been the case in the first three decades of democracy
Whenever its resolve to protect democracy has been tested, the continental body has fallen short
Better dam levels and a stable electricity supply for irrigation will continue to benefit the horticulture sub-sector and floriculture
Jacob Zuma is vibing Black Jesus as the year comes to a close
If the original uMkhonto weSizwe had been launched on 16 July and not 16 December, we would all be on holiday
Contrary to what inflationists argue, more money isn’t needed for economic growth
Unlike his predecessor, President Cyril Ramaphosa has no interest in compound interest
Bhekisisa had a team of four reporters at the climate conference. On average, our journalists walked eight to nine kilometres a day
By rejecting Bayer’s drought-tolerant maize, the SCA has denied farmers access to a proven technology
Victims should not need to pay legal fees and wait an inordinate amount of time just to kick what amounts to a criminal trespasser from their land
China’s changing priorities towards funding African development through smaller projects show a possible willingness to adapt to African priorities and economic needs.
The Waterfront’s infrastructural investment – worth more than R20 billion – will be the largest in Cape Town since the 2010 Soccer World Cup
The state capture squad are all back on the public payroll, so there’s plenty to celebrate
Donald Trump’s return to power is a disaster for America, but we should be mindful that South Africa may risk a similar fate
South Africa’s media houses face financial constraints, and elsewhere journalists are killed
Instead of scrapping ANC economic policy, DA ministers are now implementing it
He developed liberation theology, rooted in the lived experience of the oppressed, and committed to transforming unjust social and political structures
The country isn’t a white colonial project — and it has a right to defend itself
The medium term budget policy statement (MTBPS) on 30 October will lay out spending intentions for the next three years. This is the first chance the government of national unity has to meaningfully display its position on fiscal policy. Despite the government’s denial that we have an austerity budget, the continuous slashes to expenditure (after adjusting […]
The country’s athletes are shining in a variety of disciplines — and long may it last
Paul Mashatile’s committee already has enough disputes between coalition partners to keep it busy every week for the next five years
Israel’s seemingly limitless brutality is rooted in ‘the logic of dehumanisation’
The current administration delivered an American foreign policy that continues to benefit vested interests. Different administration, different party, same script
Questions remain about who benefits from this project, marred by human rights and environmental violations