The controversy surrounding the crumbling Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG) and the risk imposed on artworks is not a new predicament, but one with deep roots.

May 10 (Reuters) – British pop star Dua Lipa has filed a lawsuit against Samsung Electronics 005930.KS seeking at least $15 million in damages, accusing the South Korean tech giant of using her image without permission to market its television sets.

LONDON, May 11 (Reuters) – Keir Starmer came under renewed pressure on Monday when four ministerial aides stepped down and more than 70 Labour lawmakers publicly called for the British prime minister’s resignation after his appeal for another chance seemingly fell on deaf ears.

President Cyril Ramaphosa will launch a review application of the Section 89 report which, as it stands, could lead to his impeachment.

The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry last week heard how a cocaine consignment worth about R200m was stolen from a Hawks building in KwaZulu-Natal. Now it’s emerged that R55m worth of cocaine went missing from another shipment seized by police.

Reflecting on his efforts to transform the higher education sector, the outgoing director-general, Nkosinathi Sishi, says he remains passionate about his role and is eyeing a second term. However, members of Parliament are unconvinced, citing a lack of capability and a sector in crisis.

Before demanding President Ramaphosa’s resignation, it’s crucial to recognise that the legal path of impeachment requires careful scrutiny and cannot be rushed.

In this video, Rebecca Davis looks at documents that suggest a former household employee of Social Development Minister Sisisi Tolashe may have been required to pay half of her government-funded monthly salary to the minister’s daughter.

Three scenarios developed by the Gauteng City-Region Observatory and the Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection paint a picture of what South Africa’s richest province might look like in 2035, with each pathway named after a popular song.

Weaponising the law through selective prosecution reveals a harrowing truth: Democracy’s decay can be cloaked in judicial robes, as the powerful dismantle opposition under the guise of legality.

After a week of heavy rains, much of the Western Cape has been hit with a second cold front in a short space of time, which has resulted in at least one death, schools closing down, flooding, and water and electricity outages.