The country isn’t a white colonial project — and it has a right to defend itself
It has alienated voters with its stance on Israel and its message does not resonate with crucial blocs such as the youth and black men
Paul Mashatile’s committee already has enough disputes between coalition partners to keep it busy every week for the next five years
They believe the deputy president has the political acumen and experience to maintain the fragile alliance
The photographer’s ambitious new exhibition What the Light Falls On is a free-ranging meditation on life
Convicted rapist and murderer Thabo Bester showed police officers a fraudulent identity document after being apprehended for speeding in July 2022
The Judicial Complaints Commission has elevated itself far above the Constitution
Bangladesh lost their last three wickets for just 24 runs inside half an hour
The singer’s upcoming concert in South Africa will normalise gender-based violence
The unit told parliament how municipal land was ceded to private developers, who sold it on for a profit
The newspaper group, which includes Independent Media, IOL and African Community Media, refused to retract an article about one journalist and apologise to another
The presidency has also indicated that it will oppose the application by Jacob Zuma’s party
The Harvard affirmative action case achieved the opposite of what was expected; white students increased, African Americans decreased and the Asian American numbers stagnated
The popular DJ is ready to dazzle the crowd at the 35th annual Pride party in Jo’burg
Gauteng City-Region Observatory survey finds 55% of Gauteng households are affected by extreme environmental events
When Zane Wilson faced crippling panic attacks, she struggled to find help. So she decided to do something about it
Most jobs are for the installation period only, and are therefore temporary
This is an edited extract from the new novel by Jeremy Vearey, Crimson Sands
The binding treaty on Transnational Corporations and Human Rights, proposed by South Africa and Ecuador in 2014, is yet to be ratified
Mental health in the country ranks among the worst in the world
Policing alone may temporarily contain the violence, but does little to address its underlying causes
The capital’s new mayor will focus on resolving long-standing tensions with labour, coalition management, and service delivery
What is going to happen when 91 year-old Paul Biya dies?
Gap cover will not cover anything that is not covered by medical aid, even if it is one of the benefits listed in a gap cover policy schedule
Instructing Taipei to move its trade office out of the diplomatic capital to Johannesburg was standard practice, the department said
Only a collective response will ensure water security and the per person use to a below a 170-litre future
Maintaining infrastructure, fixing leaks and better information sharing are the first crucial steps to fixing the mess
Strains are evident, but a cabinet ‘clearing house’ will offer the unity government a way of dealing with disputes
Photographer’s homecoming exhibition travels through art, memory and being black in the West
The innovative expedition has highlighted the need for electric mobility on the continent
One in four children in poor households are hungry and stunted
Religion in Africa can mean big business for those who know how to scratch where it itches