President Cyril Ramaphosa’s peace mission to Ukraine and Russia shows what happens when politics sinks to the absurd
The growing black market is causing havoc for those investing in alternative energy sources
Women exhibit a radical resistance to the war within and the war experienced in their daily lives.
The trade union federation is concerned that the city has implemented price increases higher than Nersa’s recommended 15.1% for municipalities
The president has an opportunity at the Brics summit to increase pressure on Russia to end the war on Ukraine. Will he use it?
Trade in rare sungazer lizards for the international exotic pet trade is rampant
And how forensic entomology has evolved in South Africa
Eighteen more prisoners were injured and the prison was gutted in a blaze started by rioting inmates
Inkatha Freedom Party president Velenkosi Hlabisa said the party would not be distracted by the ‘desperate mischief’ of detractors
Sindisiwe Chikunga said that the city’s by-laws contravened national laws
Defence advocate Sipho Ramosepele says Kelly Khumalo, Mthokozisi Thwala and Tumelo Madlala failed to get emergency help when the footballer was shot
A fishing association has said it is concerned about the endangered penguins, but that the limits on fishing must not threaten the industry
With labour seemingly sidelined in talks affecting the economy’s future, big business isn’t as hard done by as some believe
National Student Financial Aid Scheme implements new system to streamline financial support and root out fraudulent payments while thousands are awaiting for allowances
Among the numerous allegations are that millions were used to refurbish the vice-chancellor’s official residence, which she is yet to move into
South Africa would not subscribe to any expansion philosophy that could create more hostility in the world, according to the minister
Judge Ratha Ratha Mokgoatlheng rebukes state witness Tumelo Madlala after he calls the accused ‘dogs’
Taxi associations are protesting against the legal impounding of their vehicles
John Steenhuisen told party leaders that the 2024 elections would be a fight between the DA and EFF
Too few pathologists, unclaimed bodies, ongoing police investigations, a shortage of storage space, and poor management are to blame
ECOWAS military chiefs of staff have agreed on a plan for a possible intervention to respond to the crisis
Angry residents are embarking on the boycott to force the city to confront corruption and mismanagement
Tobacco growers, processors and manufacturers say they will be the ones to pay the highest price if the new law is passed
The Banyana Banyana coach graduated from street soccer to play for Western Province and the country
At the Zondo commission, Booysen accused the three of lying under oath and launching a spurious prosecution against him and officers from the Cato Manor Special Crimes Unit
But it is no ‘miracle intervention’ to save the imperilled seabirds, minister stresses
Police data analyst Colonel Lambertus told the court that the only person who could have done a SIM swap on Meyiwa’s cell phone was the person who had his ID
Legally binding coalition agreements are among measures being suggested to stabilise governance
Julius Malema is no Barry White, but the United Nations won’t stop him singing
The president’s strong stance on Russia’s war could help salvage trade agreement with the US, says deputy secretary
The country’s success is far more important than that of any of its political parties, writes Paul Mashatile, deputy president of South Africa
Talk of discontent in the party over Julius Malema’s leadership and a split between him and his deputy has been dismissed by the commander-in-chief