Kabila, who has been living in exile since late 2023, faces charges including treason, complicity with M23 rebels, crimes against humanity and corruption
Weak oversight and non-compliance are causing fatal accidents at construction sites
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Stable governance, executive unity and some operational freedom allowed the state-owned entity to succeed, show SOEs need not decline
Advancing climate and sustainability action will require that all arms, spheres and levels of government lead an integrated and interdependent response to climate change
Between dust trails and starlit skies, a journey into Mpumalanga’s Klaserie reserve offers luxury, danger and unforgettable encounters with nature
An NEC source said the party was not worried about MK party sleeper agents in their ranks
A young child’s death in a septic tank has sparked further calls for a new national audit of sanitation in schools
The country has a collapsing currency and public sector, widespread hunger and corruption linked to the police, military and presidency
Despite some improvements, domestic workers continue to struggle to keep up with the rising cost of living
The Democratic Alliance leader in Gauteng said most of the work the ActionSA mayor for Tshwane has been taking credit for was done by her predecessor, Cilliers Brink
The court reserved judgment on the certificate of need, which requires state approval for health practitioners and facilities to operate
The president said the government would never go ‘on bended knee’ to get the best deal in ongoing trade discussions with the United States
New research reveals that 10 African countries prioritise climate action despite severe fiscal constraints
The commission investigating police corruption has expedited the commencement of inquiry hearings in order to be the first to interview the KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner
Nelson Mandela’s grandson addressed hundreds of people from over 40 countries at the launch of the Global Sumud Flotilla, a civilian mission aiming to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza
Human Rights Watch has found that the lead-contaminated waste in Kabwe, Zambia, puts residents health at risk
The Swedish activist spoke from a flotilla of boats carrying doctors, lawyers, activists, organisers and social media influencers attempting to take medicine and infant milk to Gaza
Since 2015, cases of symptomatic pesticide poisoning have steadily increased
Frustration over the gap between what citizens want and what’s being done is leading to a loss of faith in the future, in South Africa and all over the world
Reclaimers rely on retrieving waste from dumpsites to sell. But at least three sites in the city are at or nearing capacity and must be closed
Despite the existence of international agreements, the use of children in war has become commonplace in several African conflicts
Tariff threats from the US and uncertainty over the renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act make it imperative to get the AfCFTA going in full force
The president has turned to football to regain the trust of young people as he faces discontent over taxes and unfulfilled promises ahead of the 2027 election
While the council achieved 14 of its 16 targets, it needs to accelerate its policy implementation and support job creation
Zuma preaches politics as liturgy, ballot as sacrament and MK party as God’s army
New evidence in the matter suggests that former health minister Zweli Mkhize and his family received funds funnelled through the sale of cattle and the purchase of a farm
The party’s federal chairperson is the internal favourite for the post but its Gauteng leader denied the existence of divisive factions
The international relations department was not aware of the rebels’ presence in South Africa
Systemic pesticide-related abuses include farmworkers exposed to hazardous chemicals without protective gear or training and contamination of rural water sources
The provincial administration plans to use government-owned buildings to cut down on expenditure
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