As we observe the World Day Against the Death Penalty, we must hold onto the glimmer of hope that Zimbabwean authorities will do away with capital punishment
Over the past year, Gauteng has witnessed a disturbing increase in water challenges, according to WaterCAN
Advocate Zandile Mshololo tells the court that the defence must be furnished with evidence before the state calls a new witness
The power utility is aiming to ensure there are no power cuts during the day and a maximum of level four from the late afternoons this week
To call the conflict “terrorism” highlights a bias in Western-centred reporting
The Las Anod conflict complicates the mission for true independence from Somalia
The presence of democratically elected leaders in the Judicial Service Commission is critical
The forestry, fisheries and the environment minister said more than 7 000 snares were removed last year alone
The Proteas set the highest ever score in Cricket World Cup history
Israel also came under attack from the north on Sunday when Lebanon’s Hezbollah launched guided missiles and artillery shells ‘in solidarity’ with the unprecedented Hamas offensive, without causing any casualties
Importers have called for a flexible poultry policy that allows for the suspension of punitive import tariffs implemented to protect local production
The successful South African restaurant chain’s history is tied to that of the region and its food
Thousands of indigent and homeless people have been picked up by authorities on the streets of the country’s capital Addis Ababa and taken to a camp where they are kept in appalling conditions
Kriel or Am? Pollard or Libbok? Nails are being bitten as the South African team heads for the quarter-finals
South Africa has until 13 October to fully comply with the code
Despite desegregation, schools tend to retain their historical learner and teacher racial profiles
Her resignation comes on the heels of that of group CEO Portia Derby and pressure from the board after the group’s R5.7 billion loss in the past financial year
It’s a tough decision — and one few grieving parents are willing to make
Online news articles in September were dominated by references to courts – cadre deployment, contempt, Busisiwe Mkhwebane, Eskom, corruption, Makhanda high court
The FirstRand chief operating officer is set to become the first black woman to run a major banking group in South Africa
The deputy director general was found to have acted unlawfully by going against the department and hiring nine staff members without the minister’s say so
The metro plans to spend R8.6 million in total on ‘uplifting’ events, but has refused to make available a breakdown of costs
The party needs to settle its internal battles if it hopes to contest the elections
The two animal welfare organisations provide a range of veterinary services when people can’t afford them
The Economic Freedom Fighters deputy president failed to declare money transferred to him from a company owned by his brother, known as a VBS Mutual Bank beneficiary
The Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity Group has said the cost of nutritious food is already unaffordable for poor households
The property giant estimated it had debts of $328 billion at the end of June
Policymakers at home and abroad failed to see the 2008 crisis as an opportunity to break from the past and imagine the world anew
‘At Fire Hour’ is a mix of reality and reimagined reality of art and culture during apartheid
The Umngeni mayor said the ANC’s behaviour wasn’t surprising, given recent polls placed them in a weakened spot ahead of the general elections
During El Niño spring rainfall will be above-normal for most of the country and below-normal summer rainfall over the central to western regions and above-normal rainfall in the northeast
Parliament will this month hold hearings against Economic Freedom Fighters accused of disruptive behaviour during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s budget vote speech last year