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
A judiciary that is seen to be impartial and competent strengthens the rule of law and reinforces the legitimacy of democratic institutions
Even if you can’t afford a Defender, there is a way to take one through its paces
At least 66% of recent cases were performed by healthcare professionals, in an attempt to legitimise the practice
The G20 is meant to be a more inclusive space, but the selective participation of global powers suggests that the same patterns of exclusion persist
The city’s car-free day is going into its ninth year, far outlasting most initiatives like it around the world, including in South Africa
The secretary general spoke about a fortnight after MK leader Jacob Zuma’s daughter Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla had to apologise after insulting him on social media
The fourth-generation X3 has big shoes to fill after the success of the previous version
Before the pandemic, the country’s tourism attractions were spread across the country but now this is skewed in favour of Cape Town and the Kruger
While the recent rains caused damage to infrastructure and in communities, it does more good than bad in agriculture
Despite dramatic shifts in the frontlines, neither side is anywhere near the ‘total military victory’ wanted by Sudan’s warring generals.
We all have the obligation to participate publicly because it is our collective responsibility to advance South Africa Inc.
New research reveals South African adolescents’ devices are their ‘constant companions’
The untimely death of vice-president Saulos Chilima has resulted in many considering ousting Lazarus Chakwera and voting for former president Peter Mutharika
The March 23 Movement is filling administrative positions in Goma
and Rwanda may do the same in Kivu
Behind every work on a gallery wall is someone like the unsung art installer
The invasion and occupation of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the extraction of its natural resources, which amounts to industrial-scale theft, must be stopped
Why these invisible organisms generate a significant portion of oxygen, absorb vast amounts of carbon, and purify water
Race-based laws fuel division, undermine merit and benefit elites
China has proposed a drastic reduction in the use of pangolin scales for traditional medicine
An independent, rigorous process for investigating complaints of abuse of power of a sexual nature must be set up to provide guidance for tribunal investigations
A CSIR study analysing 26 years of satellite data reveals how ocean warming is significantly reducing ocean productivity
About 60 000 South Africans die in a year from diseases that are not caused by tuberculosis or HIV before they turn 70, and about a fifth of these are from diabetes
If the ANC is unwilling to respect the formal safeguards of the Constitution, why would it respect the supposed formal safeguards of the Act?
South Africa has a R2 trillion budget to fix the economy. It’s a big ask