Now those working on the ground to help children say many girls are also being drawn into gangs
An interview with Wilhelm Verwoerd raises a conundrum about how to grapple with our past
The aviation sector is worried that rules about the radio spectrum in the skies above the project could affect the Jo’burg to Cape Town route
A trans woman held in a male prison says she is being harrassed by staff and authorities won’t take her case seriously
Graduates need to learn critical, transdisciplinary skills if they are to thrive in the modern workplace
Academic spaces are unwelcoming to students of colour. We need to be honest in recognising this
In death, the artist begins the process of becoming a collective ancestor for South Africans and others around the world
Since 2010, the tribunal has handled outstanding and ongoing cases from the former International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
Former president’s legal team halts proceedings, arguing its client is being cross-examined
Healthcare workers from across Africa are working together to find last-mile solutions
Falsehoods spread through media and politicians serve to polarise, destabilise and depoliticise
Last week Police Minister Bheki Cele announced that President Ramaphosa had approved the deployment of military personnel to parts of Cape Town
Developing a taste for Zulu music forms like isicathamiya, Clegg would freqeuent townships and hostels at an early age, flouting apartheid laws
Former president Jacob Zuma is expected to appear before the commission of inquiry into state capture on Wednesday. Watch the proceedings here
Before the commission could get stuck into Barbara Hogan’s evidence, the former president’s counsel asked for an early adjournment
The president says any disciplinary action he takes would “necessarily have to be informed” by the court’s decision
Minister says key focus will be on teaching children in early grades to read and do maths
The former PIC CEO says the PIC only paid to facilitate a deal between Nene’s company and a Mozambican palm oil refinery
The former president revealed on Monday that members of his family and his legal team have received death threats
EFF leader submits affidavit in application to intervene in Gordhan-Mkhwebane matter
The former president is expected to appear before the commission of inquiry into state capture for his second day of testimony on Tuesday
The former deputy Sars commissioner has filed court papers supporting Pravin Gordhan
Politicians are meant to serve the people, not themselves. Student activists who have won parliamentary seats should practise what they preach
The former president says he ‘wants peace’, but he has been provoked to the last degree
The former president’s highly-anticipated appearance follows months of talks between his legal team and the commission
Chang has been held in South Africa since December at the request of US authorities over alleged involvement in fraudulent loans to Mozambique SOEs
Environmental groups issues with the Western Cape phosphate mine’s water use licence will go before the Water Tribunal
Eskom has said that it cannot afford to meet the legal levels and that some of its plants will need to run until the early 2030s.
As a kid in Soweto, he never dreamed he’d help the world fall in love with life in Africa; as a veteran musician his pride is undiminished
What, asks Jonathan Cane, is the role of the lawn in the construction of whiteness?
Funding has been cut over a slew of problems at the body meant to ensure low-cost homes
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala wants to begin implementing the recommendations of the Moerane inquiry into political killing