The late Presley Chweneyagae’s home was bought with funds meant for an anti-drug-themed musical.

He always knew that the Boks had to be winners on the field while also becoming a team that represented the entire nation.

For earth scientist Professor John Compton, the hulk above Cape Town as we know it today is a fascinating example of geological and biological events that shaped our world and will survive us.

Ambassador Gjermund Saether said Norway and South Africa grew closer in defending international law.

‘These kids – we cannot build the future for them, no matter how much we love them – but we can build the youth for the future,’ Ma Joye tells Daily Maverick.

Angel Mokgokolo, a third-year education student, founded Maukq & Company to bridge South African classrooms with real-world engineering. By converting mining rehabilitation and water projects into Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement-aligned ‘living lessons’, she equips pupils in grades 7 to 9 with practical STEM resources.

South Africa’s retail sector enters the 2025 festive season in cautious transition. While sales are rising in key categories like textiles, furniture and online channels, households remain mindful of budgets, inflation, and value. From Black Friday spikes to the rise of e-commerce, this data-led analysis explores what festive growth really looks like — and what it means for retailers...

It was definitely a roller coaster year for South Africa’s business sector, having begun with cautious optimism from business leaders anticipating a decreasing interest rate environment, and hoping for the best from the Government of National Unity.

The Competition Tribunal’s three-day pretrial hearings in the Meta–GovChat dominance case clarified how evidence and participation rights will operate ahead of trial. From E‑Discovery standards to disputes over subpoenas and witness statements, the rulings are shaping how South Africa balances Big Tech accountability with fairness.