The courage of the students should prompt us all to raise awareness of the dehumanisation of the Palestinian people
The demergers of Anglo Platinum and De Beers could lead to mine workers losing jobs, Duncan Wanblad said
The court wants the parties’ views, by Tuesday, on whether IEC commissioner Janet Love should have recused herself from the decision on Jacob Zuma’s eligibility
So far, 56 people have been rescued from the debris, but 25 have still not been found
The opposition party’s flag-burning advert has ignited much criticism
In order to effectively tackle the issues of ICT proficiency and election oversight in Africa, it is critical to concentrate on confronting the obstacles to implementation, closing the digital gap and strengthening cybersecurity protocols.
The court heard on Monday that police are analysing witness statements and mobile downloads
Irate community members say they will boycott the May 29 elections because of housing and infrastructure failures
ArcelorMittal SA expects to make a final decision by August on the closure of its long steel operation, which puts 3 500 jobs at risk
The former ANC president invoked the names of anti-apartheid activists buried in Heroes Acre in Pietermaritzburg while campaigning
In the aftermath of the DA’s election advert, Cyril Ramaphosa’s symbolic outrage sparks debate amidst broader concerns over governance failures
The Metropolitan Opera’s award-winning series of live high-definition cinema simulcasts is into its 17th season at select Ster-Kinekor and Cinema Nouveau cinemas
The Republican candidate is running a tight race against incumbent Joe Biden, who could see his Inflation Reduction Act dismantled
Twenty years ago, our analyst wrote that the ANC had not erred catastrophically enough in government to give the opposition a foot in the door
The national chairperson is campaigning in the far north of KwaZulu-Natal in a bid to save the party’s narrow majority in the province
The Copyright Amendment Bill, which is on President Cyril Ramaphosa’s desk waiting to be signed, has been unfairly and incorrectly criticised
This weekend in Cape Town tells me jazz’s future is brighter than ever.
In 2012 the municipality was ordered to fix Carolina’s water problems, but has still not done so
Food recalls are rare in Japan, a country with famously high standards of sanitation
The provincial social development department said the food bank is ‘under investigation’, which has delayed signing of contracts
The country is still the world’s top exporter of footballers, but they are bringing in less money
When will we forget about skin colour and select candidates based on qualities such as their skills, qualifications, morals and ability to grow the nation?
Although the ANC’s position as the governing party appears precarious, the possibility of it retaining a majority and still having significant clout must not be dismissed, say analysts
How climate change affects ant populations and the wider effects this will have on the ecosystem is not well understood
The Special Investigating Unit is investigating a syndicate that used state land meant to build a school for personal use
The spectre of an ANC-EFF tie-up has been used to forewarn of massive economic destruction. But none of the other options are damage-free
Government’s partnership with business and the increase in solar rooftops, photovoltaic and battery storage has contributed to the decrease in blackouts
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said an investigation into what caused the incident was under way
The commission of inquiry into the fire that killed 77 people in August has found the city guilty of negligence
The National Development and Labour Council says this is to ensure the legitimacy of the government
The students occupying universities across the US are leading a revolt from within the empire
The electoral commission and the media need to better explain how the votes work and that the two ballot papers are of almost equal importance