The only South African coach to win the Nations Cup is renowned for his man-management skills, but there was more to him than that. Those who played for him explain what made him great
This is the first in a series of analyses about the fight for the nations’ lungs. Here, we take a look at the tobacco control players in South Africa
The advent of digital technology in agriculture has made accessing markets, agribusiness information and financial services easier for farmers
Supply constraints in fertiliser-producing countries, coupled with rising shipping, oil and gas costs has pushed up the price of imported commodities such as fertiliser, herbicide and insecticide prices
This time, the civilian government managed to hang on to power
Professor Rafael Winkler unravels several philosophies of the age that lie behind an anti-slavery 19th century lithograph
Many among the deposed African heads of state held major positions in the AU at the peak of their atrocities back home
MacG claims to be merely a facilitator, but the shock jock is doubling down and standing by the benefits procured by his misogyny
The president needs to report back to South Africa on what his government has – and hasn’t – achieved since 2018
Failing matric not only dents self-confidence, it closes many doors. But help is at hand if you know where to look
After two years away, Ugandan children are finally making their way back to school. Some of them, anyway . . .
Israel is scaling up its information war ahead of a UNHRC session at the end of February that will table a report into last year’s bombing of Gaza
Legislation and political will are needed to set land targets that consider the needs of women
The best way to honour Tutu’s legacy is to champion his values of unity, justice and compassion, as espoused in the charter to which he contributed
To survive our many problems we require creative thinking, with integrity; not vulgar populism as a blunt tool to capture power and glory
The issue is going to be the political battleground of 2022, and not just for the Western Cape
The chairperson of the state capture commission and acting chief justice said he had no bias in favour of the president or any against his predecessor, but proceeded on the basis of evidence, without thought as to whether it could deny him the post of chief justice
Africa is again becoming the stage for the proxy wars of foreign powers
Clover labour unions are fighting the BDS movement’s political battles while ignoring workers’ needs
The ruling party was unbanned 32 years ago on 2 February, but few ANC leaders can be feeling festive today
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Exclusion remains real for many LGBTIQ+ Christians – but there are committed activists trying to change that
Beset by political instability, the region is also the canary in the climate change coal mine
Abortion services only got a national “how to” document for doctors 23 years after termination of pregnancy was legalised in South Africa. And although the new rules go a long way to remove barriers to ending a pregnancy, nonprofits say crucial information such as a simple list of telephone numbers is still lacking
Mogoeng Mogoeng issues apology over his controversial remarks over South Africa’s foreign policy at a Jerusalem Post seminar in 2020
The Gauteng judge president’s words turned prophetic as he came under sustained political attack in his interview for the post of chief justice
The trick to tackling Covid-19 at this stage is to be adaptive. The government’s one-size-fits-all approach is broken; we need to be more flexible. But we should not throw away hard-won lessons
Mainstream American politicians — establishment figures in both major parties — apply the denial and displacement mantra to many problems, especially inflation
In proposing this tax, the treasury is relying on one-sided research that shows criminal disdain for the health of smokers
A court application to halt the River Club development has been opposed by the Liesbeek Leisure Properties Trust, the City of Cape Town and First Nations leaders
The Zondo commission’s second report deals with the capture of Transnet through the ‘Gupta racketeering enterprise’
The former minister was found to have played a strategic role in ensuring the ground was fertile for the Guptas to plunder Denel