South African tertiary institutions had to move to emergency remote learning with little warning last year. But experts say a blended learning model will become the new normal for education
Can President Ramaphosa turn the economic development ship in a new direction?
Refuting lies about vaccines from people in leadership positions may be less about changing their minds and more about protecting those listening
Most people recover from Covid‑19 quickly, but Long Haulers in Nigeria are turning to one another for support
Shaping the frontal cortex as a critical youth development strategy
Mazda brought down only three of these late last year, all of which were thrust into media rotation
Far from rendering major cities obsolete, the pandemic forced the mayor of Paris to quickly implement pedestrianisation as an urban design innovation. With thoughtful planning, similar bold transformations can happen in other cities
Ingonyama Trust Board chairperson Jerome Ngwenya has challenged the audit process in the face of a series of unfavourable ratings
Was he a joke, an oaf, a hero, or the evil dictator the West loved to hate? Decades after his death, his legacy is still a puzzle.
When you’re asked to drive 400km on a business trip, it really helps if you don’t have to do it in an old skorokoro. In this Volvo, it becomes a road trip to rival others.
The president says the message to Jacob Zuma will be a simple one: respect the rule of law
Former state security minister walks free after judge finds there is not sufficient evidence of attempted bribery to scupper Eskom probe
Meet Gardi Koko and Navy Malela, the two whistleblowers who risked everything to raise the alarm
There have been plenty of complaints about Port Elizabeth’s name change to Gqeberha, but citizens should be more active in speaking up during consultation processes
The freshly renamed Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad has sold 55 000 of its 110 000 seats for the cricket Test
Let us never forget the private-sector players who facilitated public-sector fraud
The surprise 1% reduction will result in a wider, more compliant corporate tax base, according to Ismail Momoniat
The world cannot afford ‘safe havens’ in which the virus can thrive and evolve and threaten us all
The crash comes just two months after the golfing phenomenon underwent his fifth back operation
Something has to give Mr Mboweni
In filed court documents, the VBS liquidators are blaming auditing firm KPMG’s negligence for the alleged looting of the bank
Last year, the finance minister noted that increased government spending has failed to promote growth over the past decade
Read the finance minister’s address on the budget for 2021
Civil society groups have called on Namibia’s agriculture, water and forestry minister to immediately stop a Canadian company from prospecting
As we prepare to listen to another tough budget speech, it is time to recognise the vital but neglected role played by this strata in modern South Africa
Pfizer is accused of bullying Latin American governments by demanding they grant indemnity against potential civil claims relating to the vaccine
Using an ever-present danger works to benefit men — no matter their education, profession, class or outward social behaviour
According to Statistics South Africa, the unemployment rate reached 32.5% in the last months of 2020 — the highest since the quarterly labour-force survey began
Zondo commission files urgent court papers asking that former president Jacob Zuma be imprisoned because his stance risks undermining the rule of law
The minister of basic education released the 2020 matric results on Monday, announcing that the overall pass rate has declined from 2019
Zanzibar’s first vice-president in its government of national unity died of Covid-19 last week.
For several years, the Republic of the Congo has been quietly buying an arsenal from Azerbaijan, with the latest cache arriving before next month’s election