Sentencing could not go ahead because of a lack of water in the Scottburgh regional court this week
An edited extract from Revolutionaries’ House, the latest novel from Nthikeng Mohlele
The Jacob Zuma-backed party will be facing off in the electoral court on Tuesday against the ANC, which is trying to have it deregistered
The trade and industry minister said the country’s logistics and energy problems are standing in the way of new entrepreneurs
Saldanha Bay residents say Lourencia Lombaard helped in the search for the six-year-old
Two of the most unpopular presidential candidates ever are trying to remedy that by bashing each other
In a bid to decrease costs, producers may either reduce the quantity of foods and beverages or they may make the product with cheaper ingredients
While some members of parliament attended as many as 20 meetings, others have attended none
An oilman and a fossil fuel nation as the host, plus a regressive organising team. Sound familiar?
The adverts impersonated billionaires such as Elon Musk and Johann Rupert, as well as SABC anchors, to promote an online trading platform
Hotspots around the world are struggling to strike the balance between growing their tourism industries and protecting locals’ pockets
A Centre for Risk Analysis index measuring the ingredients used in making porridge shows that wages are not keeping pace with prices
The former president said the Democratic Alliance’s call to have the West send election observers showed where its trust lay
Local-level service delivery could be improved by the implementation of integrated development plans
The governing party managed to retain three wards in KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng and North West
Invasive trees suck up 3% to 5% of surface water runoff each year while invasive plants reduce the value of livestock production from natural rangelands by R340 million per year
Many of Sudan’s creatives have had to flee their homes because of the civil war in their country
During a Mail & Guardian elections town hall debate, he also blamed technology in part for the high joblessness rate
Political parties are treating the issues as ‘peripheral’ concerns
AI models spread with little control, and data is sourced from everywhere, raising concerns about bias, responsibility, ownership, human rights and privacy
Rassie Erasmus said Kolisi’s contract with French club Racing 92 did not prevent him from playing for SA, and that he would be considered for selection but not necessarily as captain
The water crisis has largely been caused by a power outage that affected the main pump station
A 2023 report from the European Investment Bank predicts Africa could produce over 50 million tons of green hydrogen annually by 2035
The country should allow eligible candidates to contest the presidential election and in so doing uphold its democratic status in the region
The show is in two parts – sculptures outdoors and artworks in Boschendal’s Manor House
Accumulated gross debt is expected to stabilise at R6.2 trillion or 74% of GDP by 2026. The annual cost of servicing this deb in that year will be R440 billion
A new book examines the use and abuse of military intelligence gathering in Africa
Assessments can’t be tick box exercises … if not done correctly, development will trump environmental conservation
Excellent years of machinery sales coincides with a tough production season that strains farmers’ finances
Sakhile Bhekisisa Mhlungu cruised the streets of small KZN towns over two years, in broad daylight, searching for victims
Before they get inside a stadium, they must deal all too often with corruption, negligence and abuse from sports managers and administrators
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