Its composer says the Oscar opera will challenge audiences with things they have never heard before
The ATM’s argument that she skirted this and other issues in the scandal had no merit, Gcaleka’s office has argued in court papers
The speaker’s application to stop her arrest was dismissed as ‘speculative’ and she was ordered to pay the costs of the legal challenge
The governing party has lost its battle over uMkhonto weSizwe party’s registration
The ‘language of apartheid’ can be traced beyond just the Dutch settlers
Sakhile Bhekisisa Mhlungu kidnapped and raped 10 women, most of whom were teenagers
Haiti last held elections in 2016 and has been without an elected president since Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in 2021
Chocolate products have become more expensive on the back of soaring cocoa prices, but there is not likely to be a shortage
The fund faces a R340 million investigation over allegedly working with crooked lawyers
The state’s bid to have a trial date set was stymied by Zuma’s counsel signalling that he was seeking leave to appeal
Jeremy Acton says the bill violates the 2018 constitutional court privacy judgment
Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month
Section27 has asked the South African Council of Educators to amend its mandatory sanctions policy to include rehabilitative and corrective measures for teachers who assault children
Passion, profit, prestige … the popularity of ‘the people’s artist’ endures, despite his work being rejected as kitsch
Legal experts said Judge Ratha Mokgoathleng’s ruling would not affect the main trial as it is not final and can be revisited when new evidence comes to light
High living costs in the Mother City are driving people to other parts of the country
The seminal Spanish novel and its author are difficult to pin down in translation and history
Eskom won’t cut maintenance, despite German consortium’s recommendation, electricity minister says
Although they are full of promises, parties lack concrete, informed policies for the arts
Tutu’s new album, which was 10 years in the making, uses the poetry of Lebo Mashile
Shored up by higher borrowing costs, South Africa’s banking sector seems to have to weather the 2023 economic storm
Some consider the decision to tap the forex reserve as a sign that the state can be swayed by the left. But the ANC-led government knows exactly how to neutralise progressive forces
First accused Muzikawukhulelwa Sibiya also wants Hawks detective Warrant Officer Meshack Makhubo and Colonel Vincent Leshabane in court
Mannenberg — Is Where It’s Happening was the best-selling jazz record in South Africa in 1974 and 1975
London Recruits is a film that tells of young foreigners who were recruited by the ANC
The embattled RAF is also facing a R340 million SIU investigation into lawyers abusing the fund
The deputy chief justice is now likely to become the first woman to head the South African judiciary
Parties say the signature ceiling is too high for them to participate fairly
Royal family members say King MisuZulu’s decisions continue to undermine the rule of law
Documents show how provincial officials were aware of the brazen abuse and theft of funds from a dilapidated school in Katlehong
Additional funds have been allocated to pay teachers, doctors, nurses and police officers but productivity is not always commensurate with salaries
The budget points to state-owned entity bailouts as a key driver of South Africa’s increasingly constrained fiscal position