International divisions on the charges against Hamas and Israeli leaders echo hypocrisy and threats to the rule of law in domestic politics
South Africans need to be better informed about democracy and become active citizens
The fact that Chinese parents invest heavily in their children’s education -– and the learners themselves are driven to achieve — contributes to their facility for maths
Despite all the shiny new legislation, don’t think that party funding issues have disappeared
A Cape Town woman claims she almost bled to death after a pharmacist dispensed the incorrect drug
The leader of the official opposition has been working key wards in north and west Durban ahead of the party’s close of campaigning on Sunday
There are early signs that fewer lesser kestrels and Amur falcons are visiting South Africa this year
Cancer accounted for about 32.3% of all insurer Liberty’s claims for 2023
There are only about 340 individual Botha’s Larks left in the wild
Beyond elections, active citizenship is needed. Voting is just one way to take responsibility for the outcomes of our democracy
International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Khan said he had applied for arrest warrants for top Israeli and Hamas leaders over the conflict
Karim Khan said he was seeking warrants against Netanyahu and Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant for crimes including ‘starvation’, ‘wilful killing’, and ‘extermination and/or murder’
Poverty and poor living conditions cause chronic stress, which contributes to mental health problems
The electricity minister says it is the result of improved maintenance
She was convicted for ‘spraying’ bank notes into the air but even her detractors believe she is being punished for defying the country’s conservatism regarding gender and sexuality
Life After Coal slams the environment minister’s decision to allow the company further leniency
The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure chairperson Lieutenant General Tebello Mosikili said security forces were aware of calls for a shutdown by a group of truck drivers this week
The conflict has raged between rebels of the March 23 Movement and Congolese armed forces since late 2021
M&A activity in South Africa experienced a sharp decline in 2023 and a rebound in 2024 is only plausible after the elections
The legal fraternity is uneasy after the ANC president’s recent comments
Emerging markets will always be susceptible to currency risk, analysts say
The contractor says that it is cooperating in probes into the collapse
Our survival depends on the ocean and it is crucial to take steps to save it, conservationist Judy Mann said this week
Research suggests the country is suffering from it, requiring better governance and institutions
The official opposition has said it will approach the court to challenge the NHI Act
A significant portion of respondents in a Corruption Watch study have given gifts to and done favours for police officers, prosecutors and other officials
One thing good about the Met Gala was that it sparked a movement that is raising awareness about the atrocities in Gaza
Officers say there is no daily parade, no work plan and no duties are delegated to them. They have no ticket books and they lack even a card identifying them as officers
You said early childhood development is the key to our future, but now you need to ensure that this happens by ensuring the ECD centres are funded
The integration of AI into education could transform teaching, but it is vital to learn from the mistakes of the past
The death toll in the George building collapse has reached 33 and 19 people are still missing
The country’s visa waiver schemes with African countries are boosting growth in travel and tourism, says Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille