The former president is expected to appear before the commission of inquiry into state capture for his second day of testimony on Tuesday
Politicians are meant to serve the people, not themselves. Student activists who have won parliamentary seats should practise what they preach
The former president says he ‘wants peace’, but he has been provoked to the last degree
The former president’s highly-anticipated appearance follows months of talks between his legal team and the commission
Environmental groups issues with the Western Cape phosphate mine’s water use licence will go before the Water Tribunal
Funding has been cut over a slew of problems at the body meant to ensure low-cost homes
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala wants to begin implementing the recommendations of the Moerane inquiry into political killing
If the state allows disgruntled citizens to gamble with the future of schoolchildren, we will not fix the inequalities that cripple the country
I enjoy getting the word out and influencing creative conversations
The mayor’s supporters have been protesting at City Hall but she’s nowhere to be found
His reappointment as head of the Reserve Bank has been greeted as a positive move for stability
Stadium animosity at the Afcon match against Nigeria proved that despite the loss, our national men’s team is tasting relevance again
Eskom has said that it cannot afford to meet the legal levels and that some of its plants will need to run until the early 2030s.
As a kid in Soweto, he never dreamed he’d help the world fall in love with life in Africa; as a veteran musician his pride is undiminished
What, asks Jonathan Cane, is the role of the lawn in the construction of whiteness?
Three of Johannesburg’s biggest fleet tenders — amounting to billions of rands — bypassed the regular tender process
The embattled public broadcaster will receive an interim benefit from the government within 10 days
The former PIC CEO denies he orchestrated a merger between KiliCap and Sakhunmotho
Funerals come with a huge price tag here in South Africa, but unless they’re okay with being pariahs, the bereaved must spare no expense
The sustainability of the local industry is under threat, say producers, as concrete makers face a perfect storm of oversupply and cheap imports
Gordhan wants the court to declare that Mkhwebane acted in breach of her constitutional duties and was dishonest or reckless in making her findings
Minister Pravin Gordhan files court papers in an urgent bid to interdict remedial actions in a report released by Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane
A Liberian-flagged ship spewed between 200 and 400 litres of oil into the sea off Port Elizabeth city during ‘bunkering’ re-fuelling
Local government officials must work together with citizens to ensure communities participate in decision-making that affects them
The PIC former CEO concedes that some allegations made by employees regarding his leadership could be true
Former chief of state protocol tells state capture inquiry that the landing, for which he was suspended, wasn’t part of any agenda
The Zondo commission is currently focused on the infamous 2013 Waterkloof landing by Jet Airways for a Gupta family in Sun City
Rob Adam, the chairperson of the Nuclear Energy Corporation of South Africa, handed in his resignation last week
A veteran ANC stalwart and member of parliament speaks about the party, Parliament and the dearth of left politics in South Africa
The Public Protector is releasing several reports at a press briefing
A merger of science fiction, mystery and history
The country may have the third highest number of repeat murderers, but the police’s elite profiler unit has never lost a single case