Mkhuleko Hlengwa warns that Scopa will use its new far-reaching powers
In a move that could provide an alternative to the South African National Editors Forum, a new form of workers’ representation is being plotted
The eThekwini mayor has been removed. No, not fired. She’s been redeployed. And it wasn’t because of the dodgy waste tender
South Africa, of course, is no stranger to protest action, of both the peaceful and the unpeaceful variety
A communications blackout left people worldwide worried about the fate of their relatives in an area that contains the only Muslim majority in India
The border management authority threatens “to be an auxiliary police service”, creating “oversecuritised zones”
National newspapers are shedding jobs but the situation is even worse for community media, many of which face closure
Errors in email addresses contributed to the row between the protector, the bank and the president
A stateless woman in Durban is waging a court battle to receive identification documents so she can apply for birth certificates for her children
Two weeks ago, the ANC’s national executive committee disbanded the provincial executive committee for, among other reasons, in-fighting
One of the most pressing political crises started with our multibillionaire president being questioned in Parliament about R500 000
Ousted Durban mayor’s backers want her back as ANC mayoral candidate for 2021
The 28 year-old has been embroiled in a bitter legal battle with the IAAF over rules that force female athletes to regulate their testosterone levels
Former trade unionist Jayendra Naidoo says former CEO Dan Matjila knew about the deal prior to consulting the PIC’s executive team
As deputy judge president says contentious court records should be handed directly to his chambers, Mkhwebane’s lawyers file in the registrar’s office
A brilliant, functional bakkie with an awful cabin. Buy it but don’t buy it new
Mwasa, which was established as a union for black journalists in the late 1970s, has lost thousands of members since its heyday
The rapper has come far since her days studying musical theatre. Now, she can’t see herself doing anything else
Pretoria high court finds that it is reasonable for the president to await the outcome of a court process before taking action against the minister
The postponement granted to allow prosecutors time to complete the investigation into the embattled eThekwini mayor and her co-accused
Local and global factors — including the Eskom bailout and US-China trade tensions — are weighing on the appetite for government debt
Trade unions disagree with key policy decisions, and won’t budge even as the state-owned power utility’s dire finances threaten the economy
Witnessing violence or even being bullied at school can traumatise youngsters in ways we don’t always see at first
The charges against Major Fatima Isaacs are another example of how liberal democracies try to prescribe Muslim women’s dress code
The university has 83 (32.5%) women professors out of a total of 255
"When I analyse the image, with the dog looking away, it is a bit blurry. To me that evokes this idea of disconnectedness."
Trafficking in endangered species is increasingly moving online. Roxanne Joseph investigates the networks that facilitate these transactions
In schools, the restorative approach removes the climate of fear that negatively affects teaching and learning
Political parties will not be truly representative until gender quotas apply across the board, including at the very top
ANC defends Ramaphosa amidst saga of leaked emails from CR17 campaign
The National Development Plan wants children to go to school earlier. Will the country’s provinces be ready to meet the start date in 2024?
We must hold the line against authoritarianism and ensure political participation by the majority