Before he earned legend status, Proteas’ legendary batsman had to endure being reduced to an ‘outsider’
The city where Martin Luther King Jr took his last breath remains haunted by urban blight, blues and soul
ANC president says only his party can improve lives, as Northern Cape residents lament their struggles in South Africa’s sparsest province
‘I don’t believe there was any recipe to passing my matric’
The South African company is aiming to build
a food-delivery empire and already has investments in Brazil, India and Germany
The environment department has lost patience with Eskom’s defiance of air pollution regulations
President Ramaphosa is in a disastrous position for someone elected the way he was and with enemies circling
Performance in critical subjects is declining and the number of passes at 30% is a sign of the shortage
"We believe that M&G readers and staff have a right to know who owns this newspaper and how it is funded"
The electricity crisis has spurred the government on to use independent power producers to boost the grid
Sibabalwe Mkungwana did not attend school until age 10. Now she’s a top matric achiever
"The ANC’s long history and continued survival is something to marvel at. But celebrating the mere fact of survival is really not enough"
"My narratives are fragmented, characters and objects isolated and stripped down."
Dagga’s illegality here and in the United States was racist and the new cannabis industry doesn’t include those who were jailed for using it
Kaizer Chiefs top the table in their 50th year, but there are some worrying mishaps that must be stamped out if they are to keep it that way
The viewer is in total control when navigating a website named after Herri the Strandloper, a soundmine of narratives and ideas
EXPLAINER: What’s happening in the Middle East — and what
does it mean for Africa?
The netball team want to show last year’s success was not fluke when they take on world’s best
JSE chief executive Dr Leila Fourie details how the exchange is aiming to become more inclusive
The markets fluctuated after Trump last week ordered the killing of Iran’s top military commander Qassem Soleiman
Judy Seidman responds to Athi Mongezeleli Joja’s review of her exhibition with some reflections on the praxis of the Medu Art Ensemble
Those in power will use propaganda and repressive state apparatus to maintain their grasp on the country’s purse strings
Those in power will use propaganda and repressive state apparatus to maintain their grasp on the country’s purse strings
South Africa’s foreign policy performance, over its first quarter-century democratic governance, is put under the spotlight
Basani Baloyi has submitted an affidavit to the ConCourt asking for leave to appeal the high court ruling in her case against the public protector
The department of home affairs’ media manager writes a response to the M&G’s report card on his boss
Helen Zille’s favourite cartoonist is a case study of a right-wing con artist inspired by Donald Trump
The Eastern Cape had the most-improved performance, and the Free State achieved its top spot in the provincial pecking order
The Springbok hooker built his long career on his ability to adapt — and will likely do so again now that he’s finally retired from rugby
Angela Davis shared her lived experience of activism at Afropunk — and advice on how the arts can effect change
Wanted: A single hymn sheet from which Athletics South Africa and its athletes can sing to improve their medal haul at the upcoming Olympics in Tokyo
Legislation as well as academic research governance bodies have failed to safeguard the rights of participants from Africa in genomics research.