A youth empowerment programme has seen an increased interest in climate and environment issues.
In 2016, Prinsloo sounded the alarm about the hazardous condition of the Blue Train and free trips being offered to friends of Transnet executives, including the Gupta family and Duduzane Zuma.
There will be losers and winners as the provinces prepare for their elective conferences and slates are sealed. Find out who is trading.
Expert calls for a radical rethink of how South Africa manages brown locust outbreaks.
Amanda Samuelson ran a five-year fraud scheme, diverting payments to herself.
Those brave people who speak truth to power elevate the Constitution to more than just a text.
Institutions and nonprofits have stepped in to provide training, manuals and other support.
The Paarl campus of Green School South Africa uses solar power and climate-smart water management systems.
The former chief justice must apologise over his controversial criticims of South African foreign policy on Israel within 10 days
The tourism minister will have to jockey with Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma and Zweli Mkhize for a presidential nomination.
A 40-year-old army accommodation block housing 500 soldiers was ‘upgraded’ using residents’ recreational fund contributions. But it is dangerous: other high-risk residential flats in the area have been evacuated because of dolomite corrosion.
Most bachelor passes and distinctions in the class of came from female learners
KwaNibela residents rely on the fish and reeds they harvest within the protected iSimangaliso Wetland Park. But authorities consider this poaching, threatening the community’s lives and livelihoods.
When faced with the choice between protecting the interests of people and making a profit, even the most benign corporations will choose the latter.
An investment in skills will help to nurture and retain the key skills needed for recovery and growth.
The apex court has reversed amendments to the act that made it difficult for refugees to apply for asylum while making it easy for Home Affairs officials to unjustly detain and deport them.
The beleaguered national carrier resumed flights between Johannesburg and Cape Town last September after exiting business rescue
The supreme court of appeal says an animal rights activist had the right to ‘out’ a farmer on Facebook.
Elevated inflation has become a stubborn feature of the global economy’s recovery from the Covid-19 slump and central banks have been forced to react
Zandile Mafe’s referral for psychiatric observation has been set aside and Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe has ordered that he be released immediately to a correctional facility.
The state capture report reveals a governance crisis at state-owned entities. Experts weigh in on how this came to be and what to do about it.
Fears of renewed taxi violence are sparked after the body of a leader of the Congress of Democratic Taxi Association was found on sand dunes near Khayelitsha
So far, one of South Africa’s ‘big four’ banks faces a serious allegation levelled in the Zondo report — and more revelations may follow
Two M&G articles defending trans-exclusionary views draw on the insidious anti-trans rhetoric flourishing in the UK, but ignore our country’s constitutional protections
Animal rights groups say trophy hunting is unsustainable in sub-Saharan Africa, but research finds a ban on imports could have negative socioeconomic consequences
Many of these children die without any palliative support and experience unnecessary discomfort and pain, unless an overburdened NGO steps in.
The bitterly polarised controversy over the status of transgender people has spawned attacks on freedom of thought and speech at British and South African universities
Lawyers have questioned why there was no objection period for the R181-million contract to guard four facilities.
The residents live less than 500 metres from the landfill and have, for several years, complained to the city’s various entities.
Angelo Agrizzi told the M&G he was offered R50-million in 2018 to keep quiet about state capture.
Themba Maseko, the former chief government spokesman said it would be a very long wait for legislative reform, as urged by the Zondo report, to see the light of day if state capture culprits still in the state did not face the music
Concerns abound about the parliament fire, with insiders saying the timing was suspicious and the truth may never come out, while intelligence and security clusters are worried.