Lebo Malepa built his backpacking operation from the ground up, but shared his success with his neighbours
Most bachelor passes and distinctions in the class of came from female learners
Angie Motshekga says 2021’s matrics are in ‘a class of their own’ for having persevered through Covid-19 pandemic for two years
The first locally manufactured Covid-19 vaccine from the new facility, which is based in Cape Town, is expected within the next year
The beleaguered national carrier resumed flights between Johannesburg and Cape Town last September after exiting business rescue
The UK Prime Minister defended some of the events — quickly dubbed “partygate” since they were reported in newspapers from late last year — as work gatherings.
Pupils had to adjust to a new way of learning in 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic hit
Elevated inflation has become a stubborn feature of the global economy’s recovery from the Covid-19 slump and central banks have been forced to react
Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka is contributing to conservation not only with her veterinary skills but also by supporting community development
Many of these children die without any palliative support and experience unnecessary discomfort and pain, unless an overburdened NGO steps in.
The connections between health, climate change, declining public trust and democratic legitimacy, and geopolitical instability must be recognised
Cancer is the second most common cause of death in the United States behind heart disease.
Instead of reaching a daily target of 3 500 litres, the South African National Blood Service is collecting only 2 300 litres
Immigration Minister Alex Hawke said he acted on “health and good order grounds on the basis that it was in the public interest to do so”.
Lindiwe Sisulu’s broadside isn’t the only attack on SA’s supreme law.
For the next three months we all must critically engage with the education sector to halt the flood of a generation slipping through.
The unvaccinated world number one, top seed and defending champion is looking to clinch a 10th title at Melbourne Park.
WWF says the Global Risks Report is a wake-up call for world leaders and business to make the necessary changes to reduce the crisis
Russia has lifted nearly all the restrictions designed to limit new cases, despite an increasing caseload and growing Omicron infections
The world number one said his team had offered fresh information to the Australian government, which is pondering whether to cancel his visa, again, and throw him out of the country
Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya among 27 countries yet to sign the treaty for the establishment of the African Medicines Agency.
Learners from grade R to 12 return on Wednesday to school for a new academic year.
Doubts have emerged over the accuracy of Djokovic’s travel declaration, reportedly filled out before he flew in from Spain.
In an emergency online court hearing, the judge ordered that the decision to cancel Djokovic’s visa ‘be quashed’
Conflict hotspots, most in the Sahel region, will continue to dominate the news this year, while a number of countries will hold key elections.
Why do religious leaders feel no compunction to harm their followers, when they could ‘pray for the destruction of a satanic vaccine’ instead?
Lockdown restrictions will continue to disrupt global value chains and support rising inflation that will require aggressive rate hikes
The current scramble for Africa’s natural resources by major global political and economic rivalries portends deeper economic and political hardships for the continent
Covid-19 cast the economy adrift, but a less punishing new phase of the pandemic could set it back on track
The disgraced former health minister is spotted on posters punting him as the next leader after his R150m corruption scandal
After 20 months of caution, I let my guard down. Now I feel terrible
The climate crisis will hit Africa hard. The Covid-19 crisis has shown that African states can’t rely on the Global North to do the right thing. Nevertheless, there are signs that all is not lost