In the modern attention economy, there is a dangerous delusion that putting a radical figure on a live broadcast constitutes ‘covering the news’.

We are very sure about fatherlessness – that is the problem. How one radio conversation exposed a national blind spot.

Attempts to take over Tongaat Hulett have been shadowed by suspicions that the initiative is driven by politically exposed Zimbabweans pushing to externalise their cash and their influence by gaining control of the sugar value chain in Southern Africa. The latest revelations in the legal battle involving the stalled business rescue of Tongaat Hulett and its possible liquidation.

Senegal, Morocco, Egypt, Ghana, Algeria, Tunisia, Ivory Coast, Cape Verde, South Africa and the DRC are the continent’s representatives at the soccer showpiece.

The President is trying to wrest control of the immigration debate from xenophobic groups, but his response relies on existing policies and proposals that rights groups have criticised.

Schools need well-designed curriculums implemented by respectful, dedicated teachers.

It’s unfathomable how the National Press Club could declare the lieutenant general its Newsmaker of the Year. Were they clubbing the night before?

The Proteas women have what it takes to claim World Cup glory, but they’re under the shadow of a tough pool and a history of losing finals.

The report of the Sandy Africa panel was explicit about what was already obvious to most but apparently not to those who govern us.