The failure of coalitions in metros demonstrates the need for transparent and publicly available agreements
Search-and-rescue operations continued overnight after 70 people were saved from the floods
While the party “took a beating”, it was “down but not out”
Sources have suggested there is an in-principle agreement between the two biggest parties that they will work together
The dust, produced by a Cape Town steel firm, poses severe health risks as well as potential long-term environmental damage
The family’s decision to relinquish control over the grocery retailer gives their new chief executive more room to turn the business around
The sports, arts and culture minister allegedly received cash and other benefits to influence lucrative tenders for a software firm
The Big Three ratings agencies, Moody’s, S&P Global and Fitch, have extensive influence over how creditors assess Africa’s risk profile
Linda used his pen and camera to expose the unspeakable crimes of the apartheid regime and continued to fight for equality after democracy
Despite consultations, public hearings, and government gazettes, efforts to foster meaningful engagement beyond elections remain inadequate
The former rifleman was selected to go to the games in recognition of the forgotten Senegalese Tirailleurs Corps
National and local governments should adopt and implement heat action plans to guide heatwave preparation and emergency response
The electoral commission said that 93% of its voting stations had opened early, and the remainder opened soon thereafter
The organisers say they were ‘kaput’ at the end of the show, but walked away with a gold medal and the Best Exhibit in the Pavilion and Best New Design awards
As we go to the polls, and in the light of Israel’s genocide in Palestine, we should reflect on what freedom means and the power of our vote
Donors have been accused of repackaging existing aid pledges as climate finance and making the money largely available as loans instead of unconditional grants
Nigerian writer looks at issues such as inequality and violence through her women characters
What emerged at his memorial was a fascinating, barely-known history of a man who – always in the background – had contributed to this country in various ways
The book, originally written in German, tells the story of a young woman’s ‘destructive affair’ with an older man in 1980s East Berlin
A new student allowance payment mechanism for universities and colleges will be fully developed by September 2024
Permitting political parties to receive donations of unlimited amounts and from undisclosed sources exposes the government and its democratic values to corruption
The Environmental Management Agency does not have enough power to curb rampant water pollution and land degradation
The Electoral Matters Amendment Act was created to enable independent candidates to contest the elections, but it has eroded the Political Party Funding Act
Construction is underway on the new terminal, being built by a black empowerment entrepreneur, which is already 80% leased
The announcement comes after another disappointing set of results, in which the group reported a massive decline in its trading profit
Limiting greenhouse gas emissions and building resilience can improve the everyday lives and experiences of South Africans
The only certain thing is that there will be a scramble to form a new government – and possible instability
If it ruled, the party’s promotion of rightist free market fundamentalism would see industries such as vehicle manufacturing being destroyed
The party pulled of a show of strength in its final rally before the 29 May national and provincial elections
The majority of South Africans have, for the fifth time, given the ANC a mandate to govern nationally
The Economic Freedom Fighters look to Tshwane to boost one million voter target for Gauteng
ANC draws a crowd of about 60 000 at its final Siyanqoba rally held in Joburg’s 94 000-seater FNB Stadium