Half of the participants in a recent study on the live music industry are likely to quit their craft
Interacting with the opposition’s leaders is enough to drive one to paranoia, giggles, perhaps even to the Freedom Front
We need to keep looking out for each other. Otherwise those economic gains will be wiped out as the body count grows
Financiers are ‘impact investing’ by shifting their support to investment products that prioritise environmental, social and governance issues
The tender linked to Ramaphosa’s presidency has been cancelled by the special corruption court
The Phepha uFunde case study shows how Twitter and Facebook can mobilise change
Government and civil society must develop a rights-based response to Covid-19, because epidemics are won by strengthening rights, not trampling on them
While a fair and inclusive world means a more prosperous and safer world for all of us, gender equality is an objective in its own right
Myths abound about what works and doesn’t once you have contracted the virus. As the second wave engulfs the country here is what specialists have to say
The government’s partners at Nedlac have signed a social impact agreement to support the power utility, with a particularly focus on assisting it in accessing new capital to reduce its debt
The country’s economy grew at an annualised rate of 66.1%, marking the strongest pace of expansion since at least 1993
After missing the global HIV/Aids targets, new benchmarks that put people at the centre, especially those most at risk, need to be set
Dodging tear gas and bullets with Uganda’s opposition leader
The technology service company has cut its debt from R4-billion to R2-billion in just two years. Its reputation was harmed by corruption that has come to light during the inquiry into state capture
Daniel Ominde was young, fit and healthy. He thought he would be safe from Covid-19. He was wrong. This is his story . . .
These workers could see double-digit increases in their minimum wage
As more people continue to work from home, a decreased demand for commercial
property is expected to continue as long as South Africa’s growth levels remain low
Do parents even know that they have a say in the school calendar or do they wait to get the letters at the end of the year telling them when schools close and open?
The pandemic inspired 10 principals in Limpopo to study through ‘play’ how to learn to learn again — and what is really important in education
In following an international, scientific approach the state assumed extraordinary power over people
The early release of the metro’s loose cannon Lungisa has everyone guessing about his next outburst
The stringent lockdown measures resulted in many sectors crumpling, but the citrus industry boomed
Industry experts say movie theatres will survive the effects of the lockdown only if more of them start providing an experience viewers can’t replicate at home
Are RFIs a viable model for aiding Africa’s economic development?
Stocktake at the end of a momentous year shows that the ruling party holds all the cards but has little room for manoeuvre
With the number of cases spiralling out of control in hotspots in the Eastern Cape and Western Cape, longer curfews and restrictions on alcohol sales are being implemented
The president’s address follows a special sitting of Cabinet, which considered recommendations of the National Coronavirus Command Council
As the pandemic’s second wave spreads through the country, the number of excess deaths increases too
Mobile data costs need to come down or edutech sites be zero-rated, though
Dr Thembi Mokgethi appointed as new health MEC as premier seeks to stop Covid-19 malfeasance
Ten homeless men who turned a vacant lot into an organic vegetable garden are now reaping the rewards of their toil
Farming must embrace sustainable, regenerative agriculture practices to secure our future