A delegation from the MK party allegedly met Ngrayi Ngwenya on Sunday to convince him to join the party
The World Bank estimated that in 2011, at the height of attacks, the pirates cost the world economy US$18 billion
Let’s unwrap this Christmas mixtape! Charles Leonard brings you a jingly, jangly cool Yule edition, with a selection of festive season songs that don’t suck. They’re weird, wonderful, and Boney M-less and Carey-free.
Why do fossil fuels have a voice and space at the Conference of the Parties in Dubai?
Sales data provides a fascinating snapshot of the competitive landscape in the automobile industry
The minister is adamant the country is not experiencing a crisis, despite about half the water in our systems being unsafe for drinking
The Multi-Party Charter’s funders are said to be looking for a new figurehead for the coalition’s election campaign
ANC funder Robert Gumede’s bid for the sugar giant may be on the rocks
The lengthy period of very high temperatures in November broke monthly records
If history is anything to go by, a lot of the money will go to consultancies and organisations in the global north
What if we never believed any of the fake reports by a fanatical spook community backing Jacob Zuma?
While Kissinger’s intellectual gifts were begrudgingly acknowledged, he remains deeply controversial for his ruthless philosophy of realpolitik
Seventy-five workers were injured and transferred to local hospitals for treatment
ANC assets are likely to be attached as early as Monday after the appellate court dismissed its application
It should be the day of ANC’s reckoning, but opposition parties such as the Democratic Alliance should polish up their messaging on Israel’s war in Gaza
The world’s most powerful military force mistook a woman and a child for a man in rural Somalia, killed them, and decided their deaths were no one’s fault
Three British businessmen have opened an academy in Durban to find talented young players for the English Premier League
The ANC is unlikely to act against the two leaders despite calls by senior members for them to be disciplined
Dozens of desperate investors are demanding answers about how their money could simply ‘disappear’ from the fund that claimed to have used registered financial service providers
People have now been forced to seriously consider whether the duty to protect one’s family can be left to the police
The ITB bought the late Zulu king a R2.9 million BMW, paid his tax bills and legal fees, as well as the royal family’s transport and accommodation
Combining biomimicry of a kelp forest and magnetic fields to keep sharks at bay while humans play
Residents say different messages from ministers have cast doubt on the country’s just energy transition
Himalayan Brown Bears, Critically Endangered, University of the Free State, Pakistan, Francois Deacon, Willem Daffue, Saving the Survivors
The Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry has urged eThekwini to partner with the private sector to fix its ageing water infrastructure
The team consists of three scent detection dogs that have been trained to sniff out succulent plants
Photographer Adam Broomberg describes the significance of capturing ancient ‘inhabitants’
A new bank study reveals many citizens are under massive mental stress due to financial difficulty as they spend more than they earn
The call has been endorsed by dozens of organisations and individuals across the continent
The energy minister told Africa Oil Week participants that disasters linked to climate change were being used to stop African countries from exploiting fossil fuels
The banking sector and its clients incurred losses of more than R1 billion in 2022 as a result of card fraud, ATM bombings and ‘vishing’ incidents, among others
MisuZulu ka Zwelithini wants an investigation into an attempt to create instability in the Zulu kingdom