Phumele Kunene tells a story of loss and memory through her photography
The problem isn’t value-added tax – it’s relentless taxation amid financial mismanagement
The country should be aware of its limitations and rather address its problems at home
Series captures the complexity of grief, family and rediscovery through love
In December, the Global Fund and the US President’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief committed to funding the roll-out of lenacapavir in countries they support
The controversial Bill’s ‘fair use’ clause risks giveaway of South African news media’s content to digital platforms
A re-think of how we live, relate to other sentient beings and consume will allow us to ‘learn, unlearn and relearn’ to convert disasters into strengths
Kallie Kriel said treason charges were baseless and would only serve AfriForum’s cause
Israeli ambassador Ron Prosor’s description of Hamas militants as ‘bloodthirsty animals’ is dehumanising and is conferred on all Palestinians
Three leaders’ strong words on the Trump administration’s threat to civilised norms and values in the international arena has attracted blowback from the right
The Democratic Alliance has suggested cutting government budgets for advertising, travel and catering, and a freeze on hiring for non-essential positions to make up the budget shortfall
Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development Mmamoloko Kubayi has been removed as the head of the party’s economic transformation committee
At rallies and funerals, Zanu-PF youths have been chanting his nickname and holding banners demanding he remain in office beyond 2028
The NHI Act says funding healthcare for all should come from tax but economic growth is in a vice and many people are without jobs
Estimates for maize and oilseeds are up, boosting predictions of a recovery year in agriculture
This plan, dressed in the language of logistics or development, is unmistakably a manifestation of a hard-line agenda aimed at erasing Palestinian presence from the land
The house and other properties of William Huma were paid for with lottery money
The real Slim Shady of the M&G newsroom is surprised to find even Trump is just imitating – or so his younger colleagues reckon
The inquiry’s findings on Google and other platforms is not only about unfair competition
No quota has been set for the international trade in lion skeletons since 2019
Friday is the last day for such outlets, including spaza shops, to register in line with a government directive issued after children’s deaths from contaminated food
The new rubber-tyred gantry cranes and straddle carriers will boost efficiency at the port, Transnet chief executive Michelle Phillips said
A trip to Zimbabwe and Zambia, where nature meets luxury – but it does not come cheap
The minister earlier this month said that she would release the list by the end of February
Artist explores the way that personal history challenges the concepts of home and belonging
Reparations are not only for slavery and colonialism, it’s also for the Global North’s environmental legacy and their disproportionate carbon emissions that harm Africa
The court highlighted the tension between the rights of a body corporate to be reimbursed for the payments made and the right of a respondent to have electricity supplied
The department is projected to overspend by R1.4 billion in the 2025 financial year, despite job cuts
A powerful reflection on women who wait – out of devotion, duty and often unrewarded hope
The South African Reserve Bank has warned of an upside risk to the inflation outlook
Andrew Leeuw’s story shows entrepreneurs need support and practical business knowledge as well as guidance in handling the emotional stress of starting a business
Urgent diplomatic interventions are needed as the second largest city in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo falls to M23