Rehabilitative sanctions imposed on two teachers goes some way to vindicating the applicants and their children, underscoring the importance of child participation in disciplinary processes and the need to ensure a holistic approach that prioritises the rights and best interests of the child.

In a world riddled with fake news and fearmongering, it’s often difficult to discern fact from fiction. News24’s disinformation desk journalist Andrew Thompson takes on the tall task of defending the truth.

Reparations aim to repair relationships and prevent the recurrence of violence – a forward-looking approach could foster a more just global order.

AYO Technology Solutions has delayed the publishing of its financials on multiple occasions, citing the resignation of a joint external auditor, which caused ‘unavoidable disruptions to the audit process’.

Gauteng’s schools are grappling with severe overcrowding, as classrooms across the province continue to exceed their capacities despite promises of new schools and increased funding. Premier Panyaza Lesufi and the Gauteng Department of Education have outlined plans to address the issue, including the construction of 18 new schools and the introduction of mobile classrooms. However,...

With the latest attack on the Eastern Cape Department of Cooperative Governance’s premises this morning (27 February) the number of state vehicles hijacked in the province has risen to 65 since January 2024.

With Agoa and aid funding at stake, Daily Maverick readers share their views on who should engage the Trump administration.

This cake is light and moist, a really simple vanilla cake with an adornment of fresh nectarines for a party flourish. Turn it out for afternoon tea with friends.

At a stakeholder engagement session hosted by the South African Human Rights Commission’s Western Cape Provincial Office on Tuesday and Wednesday, 25 and 26 February 2025, Western Cape municipalities detailed the challenges in clearing ever-growing housing backlogs, including scarcity of land, budget cuts and the simple fact that ‘demand outstrips supply’.

Cabinet has approved the appointment of John Lamola as chief executive of South African Airways, despite reports of political interference in his selection process.

Durban Country Club’s golf course has had a makeover since it last hosted the SA Open, writes Lungani Zama.

The ANC in the Mangaung Metro is embroiled in a bitter dispute over cadre deployment and the tabling of an investigation report of an Integrated Public Transport Network (IPTN) contract that cost R11 973 388.