House burglaries are on the rise and the banking sector and cash distribution industry consider the risks
This year’s event coincides with the celebrations for the 364th year since wine was first made in South Africa
One concern is the poor pass rate in maths and a growing number of learners drop to the easier subject of maths literacy.
People with hearing, breathing and mobility disabilities and who depend on devices powered by electricity ‘have been immobilised’
Governing party says it cannot be ‘arrogant’ and try to run Durban alone
Nineteen interest groups are seeking urgent relief from ongoing load-shedding to ensure the provision of basic services
A new book called ‘The Soft Life’ argues that blessers and blessees are as much a white and Indian affliction as a black woman’s
Activist was assassinated because he demanded democratic reforms, say supporters
The latest bloodshed occurred at two farms around Half Moon Bay, a coastal community south of San Francisco
The coffin contained pieces of bones assembled into a skeleton and a DNA test carried out in South Africa is inconclusive
Economists had predicted an increase as the hospitality sector continues to recover from the ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic
The vice-chancellor faced danger in his bid to turn around a university overwhelmed by crime and with teaching, research and human resources in shambles.
Parliament’s portfolio committee on basic education has applauded last year’s high national pass rate, but called for strategies to stop cheating in exams
Hugh Masekela, Oliver Mtukudzi and Jonas Gwangwa died on 23 January and Sibongile Khumalo on 28 January
Residents say the council ignored objections against the development, and is pressing on despite a pending final heritage impact assessment
The government was advised by Eskom executives to invest in infrastructure to replace old power plants and to meet increased demand
‘We are living in the danger zone’
Other factors are inflation and interest rate hikes while load-shedding has affected key sectors
The Barbados government wants reparation payments from the successors of the plantation’s founderJames Drax, led by Richard Drax, a wealthy British MP
Mthokozisi Duze was twice cleared by the entity’s board before finally being suspended and charged
Two reports reveal what bosses and businesses worldwide are most concerned about. In South Africa, Eskom and cyber risks are big concerns
Plant-based products becoming more popular; Microsoft set to retrench 10 000 employees; and Black Friday blues
Party seeks to interdict Eskom from implementing 18.65% hike, pending the outcome of an application to have it set aside as unconstitutional
Defence counsel for Moyhdian Pangkaeker tells the Western Cape high court one or more life sentences would be like a death sentence, asks for 30 years
Crime in South Africa has not spared journalists and their equipment, the South African National Editors’ Forum says.
A 2018 state security report, the Zondo commission report
and a 2015 report on social cohesion in KwaZulu-Natal warned of problems
Coalition seeks to halt the 18.65% tariff increase, end load-shedding, and hold the state accountable for its failure to provide electricity
After my son took his own life after becoming a victim, I urge other parents to discuss this scourge with their children
There cannot be talk about ocean justice and human rights without actively involving those whose lives are entwined with the ocean
A year after the death of the king of caftans, we remember the first black man to be a creative director at Vogue magazine
The class of 2022 showed resilience and determination after two disrupted years in grades 10 and 11 because of Covid-19
The main nursing union accuses the government of failing to negotiate seriously on improving their pay deal for the current year, which they say is crucial given the economic situation.