More than R1 billion has been set aside for the taxi recapitalisation scheme yet only 12% of taxis have been scrapped
The photographer has created a nurturing space for young creatives to tell their own stories by setting up the Muholi Art Institute in Cape Town
A judicial review will hopefully unearth all the relevant facts because there are many crucial questions that remain unanswered
With the tagline ‘the audacity to believe’, it will need to be ambitious to be seen as a real competitor
The decision was announced by ANC treasurer general Paul Mashatile, at a meeting of the party’s national executive committee
The Hawks are under-resourced and an independent body is required to tackle syndicated organised crime
Health facility entangled in tax fraud, licence bribery and bogus qualifications imbroglios
ANC national office bearers Paul Mashatile and David Mabuza were left in the dark as the president’s allies persuaded him from resigning
A panel’s findings against the president on the Phala Phala scandal could take the country into the unknown with the opposition urging early elections
A panel has found that the president has a case to answer for receiving foreign currency, not reporting it stolen and enabling secret efforts to recover it
The ANC may have to decide between Mabuza and Dlamini-Zuma after Kgalema Motlanthe showed no interest in the position
A panel has found that the president has a case to answer for receiving foreign currency, not reporting it stolen and enabling secret efforts to recover it
If the spirit of the step-aside rule is to protect the ANC from public perceptions of corruption, then Ramaphosa meets every aspect of the rule’s aim
The Phala Phala panel’s report casts a dark and damaging shadow over Ramaphosa’s presidency
The Mail & Guardian’s vow to you is that if we unequivocally pass the tragic point of no return, we will demand the resignation of our president. But we will not do so lightly
Decisions from a decade ago have come back to haunt economies – policymakers should be vigilant
A panel has found prima facie evidence that the president broke the law in receiving foreign currency, not reporting it stolen and enabling secret efforts to recover it
People are changing their eating habits to accommodate competing needs such as rent, school fees, transport and other essentials
The president has to answer serious charges about the origin of the money stolen from his farm and ‘secret’ efforts to recover it, a section 89 panel has concluded
The power utility says it is inaccurate to suggest that it has deliberately delayed the vetting process for its executives
Mozart’s opera about an 18th century playboy bears a strange resemblance to the Tinder Swindler
KwaZulu-Natal grower consortium wants to buy Tongaat Hulett operations
Hard work and passion paid off for Rifumo Mathebula, an environmental educator, filmmaker and photojournalist
The State Security Agency claims the Eskom chief executive is withholding information that is needed for vetting senior officials
The report will be debated by parliament on 6 December
The findings of the three-member panel will be debated in the House on 6 December
The man who murdered Chris Hani is receiving medical care after an attack three days before his court-ordered release on parole
Hawks head Godfrey Lebeya also announced new appointments to boost the directorate’s capacity, including Lieutenant General Siphesihle Nkosi, who becomes its deputy head
Statistics South Africa says 204 000 jobs were gained between the second quarter and the third quarter of 2022
Education for children with disabilities will not be solved by building more special schools, but addressing the legacy of apartheid would. Graphic: John McCann
Much like Gavrilo Princip, who lit the flames to World War I in 1914 with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Walus’s actions were seminal
One of the grounds is the publication of a list of counsel and the fees they earned from litigation around the reports of the suspended public protector