Rosita Mabuiango, the woman who was born on a tree during Mozambique’s devastating floods in 2000 has died.

A 9 500-year-old cremation in northern Malawi shows hunter-gatherers engaged in complex ritual practices far earlier than previously thought

Linden has emerged as one of Johannesburg’s strongest-performing suburbs, delivering steady capital growth and strong rental demand for local and international investors.

Once ranked among the worst-performing schools in South Africa, Phafogang Secondary School in Soweto has defied the odds, recording an impressive 81.9% matric pass rate.

Menzi Bongwe has been accepted at Harvard to study economics after achieving a 91.8% aggregate and nine distinctions in his matric results. He plans to tutor local matriculants as a way of giving back before starting his studies in August.

Abongile Tom and Zakhele Siwela have been outstanding at this AFCON, and they now been picked for the Nigeria vs Morocco game.

Eastern Cape Tyres, owned by long-standing Dunlop franchisee Matthew Nondwayi, will manage IMSAf’s in-house tyre assembly operations.

The rand has returned to its level of a decade ago as tentative local fiscal improvements, strong commodity prices and, above all, sustained dollar weakness have reversed what once looked like an inevitable long-term decline.

The “funeral” in the Rabat dressing room after the team’s Africa Cup of Nations defeat must serve as the birth of a stronger Bafana

Minister of Electricity and Energy, Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, has confirmed that he has been approached by party members to run for the presidency of the African National Congress (ANC).

However, the province is not without its stars. Five schools have maintained a 100% pass rate for five consecutive years.

South African motorists are likely to see further petrol and diesel price cuts in February amid expectations of a global oil surplus, despite ongoing geopolitical tension.