The search is still on for a replacement for outgoing CEO Andre de Ruyter, board member Mteto Nyati says.
South Africa under-reports human trafficking cases and is poor at apprehending perpetrators
Its minerals could drive the just energy transition – if governments and investors get it right
Given its rich heritage, the area should be considered a historically important site in which black landowner rights are integral
With more tigers on the loose, experts point to an unregulated captive breeding industry as the source of the trouble
The Spring 2023 Haute Couture reminds us what true couture is all about
They were clad in decent clothes. They spoke very well, in tongues I could readily understand. They were the kind of people that inspired trust. And trust them I did. They followed me. They came to my compound, a slum. Just like my fellow community members, I lived in a shack made of cardboard and […]
It is the first time since 1985 that a pope has visited the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a vast and deeply troubled country
Almost a year after the president swore to advance the sector, the government is yet to finalise its master plan, giving big business the edge
Goal is to build a modern socialist country that is prosperous, strong, culturally advanced and harmonious by the year 2049
2003 produced some iconic songs in hip hop and R&B
But in terms of education it’s less about cheating and more about developing countries fighting for a seat at the table
Accessible anywhere on any device, Nelson Mandela University’s Yebo Tutor aims to raise maths and science education levels
Foreign direct investment into Zambia soared 158% in 2022 to $8.5 billion, creating 74 000 new jobs
Series King of Dreams tells the cautionary tale of how Bernard Arnault used LVMH and fashion to expand his power
Eliminating diseases has a knock-on effect, boosting health, education and employment and transforming lives and communities
Its favourable climate, loosening laws, arable land and pre-existing experience in farming and hemp production makes it a formidable force to reckon with
One of Joburg’s newest eateries, Reign Restaurant blends quality food and wine with great ambience
It’s not conventionally pretty but the 7 Series is the embodiment of luxury and innovation
It’s still shallow and unrealistic, and the acting is not the best, but the show makes for great vacuous escapism
Ghana’s Afrochella, one of the continent’s biggest music festivals, is getting a new name but it remains a joyous showcase of sound
Harm reduction, not regulations will help South African smokers to quit
The only reason I couldn’t go straight to joy is because peace is the only route to joy.
Remembering the legacy and scrutiny of the ‘father of African film’
The post-apartheid media has an important role to play in decolonising the South African mind
The loss of a female political leader of the calibre of Ardern should be mourned, in the context of our troubled world
Multidisciplinary research is exponentially effective in addressing cancer and other health problems, but funding is a key concern
‘Owning an electric car when you’ve got your own solar installation makes so much sense’
In South Africa, trade unions have a reputation for having workers’ back. But for many of the country’s community health workers, these organisations are no longer an ally.
South Africa has refused to condemn Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine and last week announced it will host joint maritime drills with Russia and China in February
Money is needed from corporations and the ultra-rich to reduce poverty and inequality, empower women, transform food systems and overhaul energy systems
I have come to realise that death is the ultimate rest. It is the “peace” part where the problems start