Limpopo police are apparently unaware they can use the home affairs department’s database to track suspected criminals
Opposition parties plan to strip the ANC of its control of the city
Four members of the ANC provincial executive have joined the new provincial cabinet
South Africans are familiar with institutional decay dressed in public-sector clothing but many of us ignore the harm it can do to our prosperity
There has been a 14% decrease in deaths at mines this year compared to last year
The country’s captive lion population of 9 000 is three times the size of the wild lion population.
The state has already paid out R170-million in claims following the August 2012 massacre
The Trafficking in Persons report says Cuba benefits financially from its ‘coercive’ labour export programmes to 66 countries
The power utility said it would go to court to declare ownership of land not registered to it, but has not done so
Martha Karua is taking centre stage in Kenya’s elections: what it means for women in politics
South Africa has one of the highest rape statistics in the world, even higher than some countries at war
She may have left South Africa more than 20 years ago, but this jazz singer is still firmly rooted in her heritage
The US secretary of state said that when one country invades another country, sovereignty and independence mattered
ANC says no purge of the provincial cabinet is in the offing
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