Meet the women in Cape Town’s largest township who open their homes to children who have nowhere else to go after school
The leader of the South African Federation of Trade Unions has warned that ‘business unionism’ would set the labour movement on ‘the road to hell’
Dreaming Invisible Connections, a exhibition by postmodernist Mary Sibande and classical painter Dorothy Kay, highlights the domestic worker – in different ways
The problems within the judicial misconduct system have been made clear in a matter that is still far from the finish line after 14 years
South Africa’s banks and the treasury must address legal loopholes and weaknesses by October or face greylisting by global money laundering watchdog
ANC KZN says it accepted his resignation with ‘pain and difficulty’ as Zikalala was ‘doing a good job’
Zama zamas and foreigners have been made fall guys for the ills in our societies but ultimately politicians will have to take responsibility for their failings
One person was killed, while others were stripped naked and beaten by groups, who also barricaded roads and searched abandoned mines
The public works minister has not acted on alleged Sacap mismanagement despite a damning ruling against the architectural council
The cash-strapped power utility is disposing of its land for low prices without the involvement of the treasury, sources say
Through a series of interventions, Mbali Khoza explores how native people across time and space have mused over, navigated and negotiated black mobility.
It can neither hold the centre nor lead society. The recent policy conference was bereft of new ideas
It is the result of the state’s failure to formalise artisanal mining as a livelihood strategy and the police’s inability or unwillingness to control
Experts warn that if Eskom and government does not come to grips with the tariff problem, continued social unrest is inevitable
Pelosi left Taiwan Wednesday after a trip that defied a series of stark threats from Beijing, which views the self-ruled island as its territory.
The population of the endangered seabirds has plummeted to a record low
Two environmental organisations have asked the court to stop the authorisation for a 3 000 megawatt gas-to-power plant in Richards Bay
UN Economic Commission for Africa says climate finance action has never been more urgent
The spectre of the July 2021 riots looms large over the events in Gauteng of the last few days, and, as always, xenophobia is disgruntled South Africa’s faithful companion
The prohibition in the Legal Practice Act did not amount to unfair discrimination because it sought to achieve a legitimate government objective of restricting a profession for citizens and permanent residents, the court held
The Socio-Economic Rights Institute alleges the threats came after public statements by ActionSA city councillor Nkululeko Mbundu
The jovial South African coach is back at his old stomping ground – but Man United might not be stomping on their rivals this term
The statutory, customary and informal governance approaches need to be streamlined and ensure that people’s livelihoods are protected along with the sustainable harvesting of mopane worms.
This is an edited version of the Inaugural Arthur Chaskalson Memorial Lecture delivered at the Equal Education Law Centre
Judge Piet Koen has postponed the arms deal case again pending a pronouncement from the constitutional court on Zuma’s application for leave to appeal
Dive into the South African Music Awards’ history to see how far SA music has come and where it might be headed to
Eight out of the 44 widows are still waiting for their houses but Sibanye-Stillwater says they are ‘under construction’
Some, including Zwelinzima Vavi, say unions risk collapse if they are run like businesses — a critique that Irvin Jim argues is part of a ‘mischievous attack’ on his leadership
The province’s leaders are calling for mob rule and will try to convince their comrades at this weekend’s national policy conference to support their untenable position
The idea was rejected at the governing party’s last policy conference in 2017
The former president believes that the policy conference must come out with a recommendation giving the integrity committee more teeth
The public works minister is accused of overlooking mismanagement and bullying at Sacap