Workers mobilise over unfair labour practices and failure to recognise their trade union
Review: Bloody Sunday: The Nun, the Defiance Campaign and South Africa’s Secret Massacre by Mignonne Breier
The government and stakeholders will have to work harder to ensure the industry adapts and thrives
The government’s Covid-19 vaccine rollout plan blatantly ignores the realities of life for the majority of South Africans. Sadly, this lack of insight and sense was to be expected
The popular televangelist, who recently died, preached a prosperity gospel that promised followers health and wealth if they had faith – and gave money to the church
Does South Africa care more about its own economic interests than the world’s worst humanitarian crisis in Yemen?
Communications industry bodies and agencies have a responsibility to ensure that those starting out in public relations receive the appropriate mentorship they need to succeed and flourish
You can only get in line for a Covid-19 vaccine if you register. Here’s how to do it
World Environment Day encourages businesses, farmers and manufacturers to develop greener models — for people to consider how they consume
The vote is likely to inflame existing tensions in the country
A coalition of NGOs is on a big drive to stop the Beifa coal project in Dinde, as well as casting a spotlight on mineral governance in the country
The constitution delivered in many areas but SA still has a way to go to ensure people’s rights are respected
The women who run early childhood centres in informal settlements frequently go without salaries and let children attend free of charge
We must act now to secure the world’s oceans as a common good — and prevent catastrophic repercussions, argues Halemariam Desalegn
HBO’s Fake Famous is a humorous dive into the Instagram racket, but it misses the painful collateral damage of the influencer economy
Some principals do not have the skills to compile bullying reports; others fear being victimised. This has led to children battling the scourge alone
Nollywood’s production values have undergone tremendous change over the past decade, but is the effect sustainable?
Families will never forget how iphika took their fathers, brothers, husbands and breadwinners after they spent the best years of their lives digging up gold in the mines
The Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution argues that politicking tainted the Judicial Service Commission’s selection process
The pandemic has demonstrated that, when it’s a matter of life and death, we can manage dramatic U-turns in public policy. We must take similarly decisive action now on climate change, rather than later regretting it
The final report has long exceeded its initial two-week timeframe
Johannes Mahlangu’s torture by police and charge for a murder he didn’t commit should never have happened
How Shona stone art came into its own after independence
MPs from opposition parties agree that the sub judice reason for the health minister not appearing before the committee is not valid
Department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says there could be criminal charges
South Africa’s stop-start roll-out is not the only reason herd immunity is unrealistic for 2021. A constrained vaccine supply and new variants also play a role
Salim Essa and three others appeared in court on Thursday, as the Investigating Directorate turns to Interpol for help in capturing more suspects
Elize Parker took matters into her own hands by doing a Covid-19 walk-in, after she didn’t get her confirmation SMS
Though it is enshrined in our constitution, the right to differ within one’s political party is not always enacted in practice. Here’s why it’s better to allow dissent
Colonel Assimi Goïta – now President Assimi Goïta – has once again thrown Mali’s politics into disarray
Parliamentary committee laments that corruption ‘screws citizens over twice,’ Scopa chair says
Whistleblowers say the VOA’s coverage of the civil war in Ethiopia is slanted in favour of Abiy Ahmed’s government