Government’s assistance comes too slowly for those left without a roof
‘We’re seeing fewer crocodiles after the acid spill’ – conservationist
There is a limit to what the government can do in terms of subsidies, given the fiscal situation, say experts
The magazine documented the now-betrayed hopes of South African football in the 1990s
Demonstrators plan to hand a memorandum to President Cyril Ramaphosa
Labour unions have embarked on a nationwide strike over the high cost of living
With nothing to look forward to and no respect, how can we expect unemployed, beaten-down young people to behave as if they have a stake in the future?
Africa has some of the poorest and hottest countries in the world and young African children are at particular risk of heat stress impacts
The trial court had ordered that the body pay back millions of rands it collected from residents of its land
The power utility says it plans to switch off power to the city after it breached a payment agreement
Despite the decline in rhino poaching, there are critical threats to the survival of these iconic animals
The country has struggled to recover jobs after Covid-19’s economic onslaught
The African Development Bank says gas is an appropriate just energy transition fuel, especially as climate finance pledges from developed nations fall short
Over the past 15 years, 24 leaders of Abahlali baseMjondolo, the largest independent social movement in South Africa, have been assassinated
Basani Baloyi testified she was shocked
Rival labour federation Cosatu has also called for a national protest
The event is a chance for African countries to embrace national interests in climate-change mitigation actions and socio-economic development.
Enoch Godongwana is currently seized with preparations for the medium-term budget, which will give details on whether fiscal stability is still possible
Department of Mineral Resources and Energy’s decision decried on environmental grounds
SA MPs to view hard hitting documentary ‘Lions, Bones & Bullets’ on contentious issue
Hugh Masekela’s personal photographer in later life, Brett Rubin, talks about the series of Masekela portraits in the exhibition, ‘Home Is Where the Music Is’
New M&G film explores what the events on that fateful day tell us about where we stand as a country
In the same period 9 516 rape cases were opened with the South African Police Service
Monarchy tussles may disrupt my football but at least the rules for the ANC’s national games have been set
Court challenge and naming of new rival will not stop Saturday’s proceedings
The party needs to review laws to ensure they do not prevent rural people from having security of tenure
The ANC’s integrity commission has criticised the party’s officials and the national executive committee for suppressing and ignoring its recommendations in its annual report
This cannot be rectified without redistributing wealth and property – and therefore power
The suspended public protector told him she would pleased if the probe into the scam delivered no adverse findings, Reginald Ndou tells inquiry
The labour minister noted many informal workers had been excluded from the country’s Covid-19 relief scheme
eThekwini metro and KwaDukuza municipality are likely to face similar challenges as the Msunduzi municipality
University of Illinois researchers develop innovative software to track confiscated lion body parts