More than a dozen countries have suspended using the company’s Covid-19 vaccine, because of concerns about possible side effects.
The deputy chief justice voices his exasperation that no solution to load-shedding is in sight, but former minister says oversight model is at fault
The original founder of the Sorbet beauty salon chain says there is an easy-to-follow formula to building a winning corporate ethos
Even when their brutality is caught on camera and shown on television, officers seem to walk away scot-free
The deputy president, who also the chairperson of the interministerial committee on Covid-19, was responding to questions in the National Assembly
Prosecutors’ extradition request details how Bushiri allegedly raped women as young as 17
When the M&G apologised for using the word ‘paralysed’ metaphorically in a newspaper headline, some Twitter users responded with allegations of ‘wokeness gone mad’. But as cultural practices evolve, it doesn’t hurt to try to be kind first
The former Wits leader won’t get away with anti-Blackness in the UK by hiding behind a politically Black identity
Magufuli will be remembered for rolling back Tanzania’s democratic gains, making the country an unwelcome investment destination and denying the existence of the Covid-19 pandemic
The Continent observed the demonstrations outside Dakar’s Cheikh Anta Diop University
Until recently, many Casamancaise complained that Senegal would never accept a national political leader from the region – and this complaint fuelled the separatist sentiment
The blasts were a result of poorly stored explosives at a military base in the city, President Teodoro Obiang said in a statement on Sunday night
Namibians celebrated when the southern African nation gained independence on 21 March 1990. Henning Melber explains why Namibians are not in a festive mood as they mark 31 years of freedom
The attempts of the ANC’s top six to convince the former president to attend the Zondo hearings is a good example of an integrative shaming measure
The violent murder of Mam’ Ntshangase is not the first of its kind and will most certainly not be the last
The cops accused of killing Mthokozisi Ntumba during the Wits student protests last week will spend another week in custody as the NPA opposes bail
The ANC chairperson has instructed its caucus ahead of the vote to establish a committee to investigate the public protector’s fitness to hold office
Some think that putting women in sticky situations when they reach the top is setting them up for failure, but the opposite could be true
There are several ways West African countries can strengthen their election management, but election commissions must constantly evolve if they are to oversee elections that reflect the will of voters
The vice-chancellor of the University of the Free State has spoken about academic measures for students for the academic year following the national shutdown
We’re all feeling the pinch, government included. But where it does spend its money is instructive
Without getting to the bottom of the problem or offence, apologies and offers ring hollow.
The royals and Britons have benefited from living in a country built on empire, trade and slavery.
Lord’s Resistance Army leader found guilty of forced pregnancy charges in landmark case
Everything you need to know about South Africa’s options for holding municipal polls — and the dangers we face.
A third of our freshwater fish are dying out due to climate change and invasive species.
The National Prosecuting Authority believes it has ‘a very strong case’ and wants to begin the VBS Mutual Bank trial
While race is still central, it is the battle among the rich for the wealth of South Africa that has exacerbated inequality
The IFP leader and spokesperson for the royal family, Mangosothu Buthelezi, has confirmed that King Goodwill Zwelithini has died.
The former Transnet boss says luck, not political meddling, was behind his baffling reinstatement
All people living in Southern Africa need equitable vaccine access. Time is short and our people are dying, so the regional body should act fast
Danny Msiza and Kabelo Matsepe will become the first politicians to be face charges for alleged complicity in the scandal