The union federation offers unprecedented concessions on job protections
This follows an application by the Centre for Child Law, Phakamisa High School and 37 children — represented by the Legal Resources Centre against DBE
"When I became pregnant four years ago I just could not believe it. I was somewhat fearful of what people would say and how they would look at me."
The main judgment of acting judge Rammaka Mathopo starkly exposes the irrationality, rooted in patriarchy
Universities South Africa takes exception to André Myburgh’s characterisation of its submission on the Copyright Amendment Bill
Asylum seekers will leave the Cape Town church, but most do not have documents, a situation they blame on the home affairs department
The help-line workers and their union say there are not enough people to pick up calls — and sometimes people are shot dead while they are listening
In the face of dwindling writing about South African jazz, bassist and composer Carlo Mombelli’s new offering is a repository for future historians.
Moshekwa Langa’s Tropic of Capricorn is a graceful reflection on time and place
This is an edited extract of the introduction to ‘Revolutionary Thought in the 20th Century’ (1980) edited by late anti-apartheid stalwart Ben Turok
The government has the right of first refusal to purchase the detention centre, and two departments are considering doing so
Local regulation of cryptocurrencies could be implemented as soon as next year
Why are we dithering when independent power producers hold the answer? Ideology, it seems
Sources say the student command will be backing the “contestation” slate, which seeks to disrupt the centralised power of the leadership.
Constitutional changes can’t resolve the real causes of slow and fraught transformation of property ownership
Regina Mohlomi says she never saw herself as a parliamentary bouncer
I’m hammered — by endless rain, power outages and Cyril’s sabotage performance
An edited version of the essay ‘Broken Wall: Robin Rhode’s Theatre of Place’ from the book ‘The Geometry of Colour’ (Rhodeworks/Skira)
Five companies, led by Zurivision, have taken the department of mineral resources to court over its awarding of a licence to the Aussie mining giant
The CSA board buckled to BCCI and IPL pressure instead of backing its players and management
Judge Teffo found that the high court did not have jurisdiction to hear the case
Correcting offenders, while respecting their dignity, is vital to our constitutional democracy
Jack Madiseng says moral circumstances have forced him out after the board failed to heed calls to resign
It has been a year to forget for both the men and women South African cricket teams
The experiences of non-nationals in SA’s public health care system are more complex and varied than implied by the dominant discourse on "medical
The party’s Gauteng chair and the only woman provincial leader reflects on her feminism and the possible establishment of a women’s command
The blackouts are man-made and the result of corruption, crony politics and mismanagement
The reader navigates themes such as migration, black masculinity, displacement, aspirations, racial identity and sexuality
The notorious ‘repatriation centre’ was an ‘income stream’ for Bosasa for decades as it worked the system to maximise profits
The US Mission in South Africa is developing determined, resilient, empowered, Aids-free, mentored and safe young women through its Dreams programme
“Overall it seems not only is Ramaphoria dead [it was never alive] but the long arc of reform potential is being lost in the discourse."
The former ANC MP was known as one of SA’s foremost thinkers and an author of the Freedom Charter