A former gang member claims that daily ‘perks’ for crooked officers include KFC and Gatsbys
A classified FBI report confirms that US law enforcement has long known of Rwandan intelligence operations against civilians on its soil
With the US midterm elections looming and Europe’s economic situation deteriorating, the threat of reduced international support for Ukraine could limit Kyiv’s options in the new year
Africans have been decolonising, critiquing, and also enriching liberal democracy from an African perspective since colonial times
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority had to speed up its approval of new medicines while still ensuring that they were safe and effective
UK governments borrow money for deficit spending from corporations and the rich. But the very beneficiaries of the tax cuts Truss proposed were these ‘investors’, who baulked
However, allowing politicians to be involved in the hiring process might be the sticking point
Job Sikhala, who has been charged with incitement, has been denied bail for the sixth time
Russia and China’s football misery shows the game is only beautiful in noisy democracies
Clean energy is crucial for the continent to determine its air quality future
The protector of the suspended public protector, Busisiwe Mkhwebane, was targeted by a retired American colonel
Former football players and coaches have welcomed the launch of Spanish La Liga’s Celta Vigo academy in South Africa
Tapping into the rich heritage of the independent bookshops of the city led to the accumulation of a few interesting stories along the way
The Special Investigating Unit has a year to track down lawyers and patients who file fake medical negligence claims
Don’t pull the plug on the electric event before you have given it a chance to prove itself
Will African countries get the climate pledges owed to them by wealthier nations or will it be more empty promises
Like a household, new spending will be financed through tax increases or budget cuts
The Proteas are in the T20 World Cup with a fighting chance but all is not well in game
The speech repeated much of Sam Matekane’s rhetoric from the election campaign.
While the US has every right to protect citizens and its embassies, it should do so with the cooperation of the host country
Just as the fragile jacaranda flowers drop, so too does the city’s water and electricity supply
The consultants were brought in to counter ‘beholden judges’ after the courts set aside Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s reports
The new app is like that for an e-hailing taxi service, only it connects housekeepers and employers
The Telkom-Rain deal is still on the table but analysts are divided on whether it will be successful
A country cannot survive in isolation, particularly given that leaders of rightwing parties have ascended in countries around the world
For anyone who has been holding on to an iPhone model from the 12 Pro and older, the 14 Pro feels like a new phone
Local interest in phenomena outside conventional scientific understanding is rising, says para-psychologist
In the 1980s NUM leader and 2020s president seem to be two different people But there may be value in his ‘waiting a bit’
Already happening in Egypt and Namibia, Cape Town is embarking on a wastewater recycling project to build a long-term sustainable water supply
The Medupi and Kusile boilers are substandard, because the ruling party hijacking their manufacturing process for their own profit
His quiet campaign in the media contrasts sharply with Trump’s rhetoric and high-visibility mass rallies
The president has made strides in renewing the state but how he deals with individuals in the ANC linked to state capture may be his undoing in the party