Charlotte Maxeke

Can the South African Communist Party exist effectively and independently of the ANC?

Can the South African Communist Party exist effectively and independently?

When human capital is more diverse and more representative, companies are more creative, more sustainable and more profitable

The challenges we face in the world of scholarly and leisure reading and writing are not unique to our country but it is crucial to overcome them if we want to be as good as we…

By recalling the true origins of constitutionalism in our country, we can make sense of the Constitution’s promise and it can – perhaps once again – play its redemptive role

The youth of South Africa need to heed these role models to rise up to the challenges that face them

Construction of an emergency Covid-19 hospital is running months behind deadline, promising to come online only after Gauteng’s peak

Adelaide Tantsi Dube’s poem was published in 1913, the year Africans were stripped of their land

An Iziko exhibition turns the spotlight back on an all but forgotten choir whose members were key in helping to shape South Africa’s future

The newly-appointed Gauteng health MEC confirmed that five people were injured when a section of the hospital’s roof collapsed.

Emergency services say three more people may still be buried in the rubble.

Why a book on Charlotte Maxeke? Zubeida Jaffer explains how this extraordinary woman should be remembered in South Africa today.

Kicking off their woman’s month celebrations, the ANC Woman’s League have praised their founder Charlotte Maxeke for helping empower woman in SA.

The centenary provides an opportunity to celebrate the contribution of women to the struggle, the president told the ANC Women’s League.

The SAS Manthatisi has become the first naval submarine in the world to be brought into a new class by the International Classification Society, Germanischer Lloyd, the South…