Religion is often the business plan of fraudsters who lie effortlessly to their congregants
When it comes to oil projects, the country already boasts a herd of white elephants
I grew up in the 1980s in South Africa, singing along with the Queen of Rock ’n Roll’s songs
McKaiser was a political and social commentator who was outspoken about issues of racism and sexuality
First, they took away people’s dreams of democracy and peace. Now the men with guns are looting and occupying their homes
The police minister announced a 2.8% decline in rapes reported in January to March 2023 compared with the same period last year
Outgoing DA mayor Retief Odendaal says stabilising the city should be the priority for all parties
Brics nations are intent on forming a currency that facilitates equitable treatment in global trade and addresses the US dollar as a tool for American supremacy
Nancy Karigithu is one of seven contenders pitching for the top job at the International Maritime Organisation
The post-apocalyptic glamour queen, the ruler of Bartertown in the 1985 movie is the Tina I loved
The continent needs to invest in its potential resource, the youth, by ensuring rapid and extensive digital skills development
A business chamber chief executive has said the police have difficulty arresting people with gas guns because they are not illegal
Headed by a retired supreme court of appeal judge, the panel will look into what transpired and whether legal obligations were flouted
The styling might be controversial but the new M2 remains a driver’s car at its core
It’s a good attempt at reimagining the Disney classic, with solid performances, but it’s a tad pedestrian
During my high school years, she was there, that irresistible rhythm our soundtrack. And then at university she came back, her fabulous vocal delivery had never been more powerful
The decision came after President Cyril Ramaphosa’s security adviser, Sydney Mufamadi, said the former CEO never told him the report implicated a senior ANC politician in corruption at the utility
To be successful, the tax incentive needs to be far greater and have more of a meaningful and immediate effect on pockets
In this third episode of ‘This is Jo’burg’, Charles Leonard hears from a can-do homeless person who regulates traffic at intersections during the constant power cuts – he explains why he started doing it
The apex court has denied the government of Mozambique leave to appeal a high court ruling ordering the government to surrender Chang to the United States
Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago underlined the need for short-term pain in the interest of long-term gain
The country’s role in Africa has diminished somewhat since the Thabo Mbeki era and Ramaphosa is losing relevance
Young artists, collectors and enthusiasts co-emerge at this year’s Latitudes art fair in Johannesburg
The two leaders are seen as highly influential in KwaZulu-Natal, where the ruling party is bleeding votes
Hammanskraal is a place that has been overlooked for decades, especially when it comes to water and sanitation
Misizwe Zulu’s company overcharged the Msunduzi municipality by R100 million for work it did not do
It persists because of poor sanitation and water supplies, worsening socioeconomic conditions and because governments don’t take its prevention and control seriously
Lawyers argued that the accused will not interfere with investigations and will not evade trial
Residents march to parliament to insist they be given the title deeds to their homes and that the government reactivate a project to replace the roofs
Vets must be put back on the critical skills list to stem immigration and encourage foreign vets as scarcity puts animal healthcare and food production at risk
Warning system will reach more countries to help mitigate the effects of flood-related disasters and empower more people to take precautions
Power was restored on Monday night to about 50 000 residents after days without electricity