Nelson Mandela’s 1990 call to “close down the death factories” remains relevant as South Africa confronts a wave of mass ...

Debt, contract labour and unequal trading relationships shaped the lives of Indian indentured workers and migrants in ...

Former City of Johannesburg CFO Sarika Lakraj-Naidoo says reporting alleged corruption at the City of Johannesburg cost her ...

South Africa’s trade surplus rose to R20.5bn in August as imports fell faster than exports, but higher oil prices could put pressure on the trade balance ahead.

Justice Sisi Khampepe challenges the youth to transform the ideals of democracy into reality, stressing the need for active ...

A Zimbabwean lawyer has been arrested in connection with allegations of fraud and theft of Road Accident Fund (RAF) trust funds, with complainants suffering more than R5.2 million in alleged financial ...

The two girls in the rape and sexual grooming case involving embattled top cop Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya have constantly been sending texts indicating that either one could commit suicide or ...

A Cape Town-based researcher with lived experience of homelessness argues that shelter funding should reward long-term exits ...

Zimbabwe has restored electricity to most of the country after a nationwide blackout, with crews still working to reconnect parts of the capital, Harare, the state-owned power utility said Tuesday. A ...

Civil society and political leaders are demanding accountability and concrete action after President Cyril Ramaphosa ...

A 60-year-old Mozambican national has been arrested after police allegedly found him in possession of a Toyota Hilux that had been hijacked in Nelspruit. The suspect was arrested at the Nkomazi Toll ...

After seeing multiple social media reports that the Nepal Army had declared the over 5,600 people missing as presumed dead after the flash floods on August 26, Durban mother Linda Govender said it ...