Like all of us, deserved grace, forgiveness and kindness. I hope Kiernan knows no matter what, he was here, he was loved and he was Mega. His last words were: “Wherever I go, you go.” And he was right, we’ll carry him in our hearts forever. Long live the Megacy!
South Africa’s economic crisis, which will be laid bare in next week’s unemployment data, has robbed us of far more than just jobs
Putin’s misguided invasion of Ukraine has led to turmoil in the world, and the poor suffer the most, but African leaders lack the courage to castigate Russia
In his scathing state of the nation address to Russian lawmakers, Putin also vowed that Russia would keep fighting in Ukraine ahead of the first anniversary of the military campaign
The move comes after the new Free State executive committee decided to restructure the provincial government following meetings with top ANC officials
From memorials to digital death notices, Safiri Salama is changing how we say goodbye, giving the funeral industry a tech upgrade
The leader has fallen from grace, disappointing the electorate and donors with his failure to deal with corruption
The different stakeholders responsible for education must come together more than ever before to tackle the development of our children
With La Niña bringing much-needed rain, it is inexcusable that South Africans do not have access to their most basic human need: water
M&G Editor-in-Chief Ron Derby expects Godongwana to follow a rather similar course that his predecessors have set, by kicking the can down the road, yet again at his budget speech
Eskom loses half of its power-generating capacity, opening risks for longer cuts which will entail more than half the day with no electricity
Cultivated meat producers could run into the same legislative hurdles as the manufacturers of plant-based meat alternatives
The sections render asylum seekers ‘undocumented’ if they do not renew visas within one month of expiry date
An internal report implicates Maimane as the mastermind in a plan to rid the party of its white leaders, thereby alienating white voters
Are we falling out of love with the city or are we just vexed that our treasured streets have been tainted by dishonesty?
The Halfway Line is a western love-story, exploring cowboys in a South African context
An interview with the man who has helped usher in a new era at French brand Renault
Not fair that he’s gone so soon, says TV personality of musician who was murdered outside a Durban restaurant
An inflexible, hostile stance towards China could have negative effects on the West and its presence in the rest of the world
The memorial service of rapper Kiernan Forbes, known as AKA, took place at the Sandton Convention Centre.
AKA and his former manager Tebello “Tibz” Motsoane were gunned down in Durban.
AKA was granted a private provincial funeral.
But the latest iteration from Ford promises to be popular with off-roaders and packs more power
More than 82 people a day are murdered in the country
In Nazi eyes, humans deemed unable to contribute meaningfully to the progress and glory of the Fatherland.
Proper vet care was not provided to dairy cows that had to be euthanised to prevent further suffering.
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Motor trade sales increased by 16.6% in December with the biggest contributors being new vehicle sales, fuel sales and workshop income
The instability of uneasy alliances means there is no prospect of long-term planning. The electorate must draw a clear line against opportunists
Whichever way we get out of this energy crisis, what is clear is that a politician is not the right person to drag us out
DA leader says voters face a clear choice in next year’s national polls after president lost the opportunity to pull back from the brink
The government is planning to roll out home kits and rapid tests for people who are most at risk
It aims to upskill 3 million Africans in the digital and cybersecurity space
The government has shown that it is willing to explore introducing a basic income grant, which would mark a big step towards achieving growth