The South African Weather Service has warned of heavy rainfall with possible flooding in low-lying areas in the Northern Cape, North West, Free State, and KwaZulu-Natal.

US President Donald Trump has told members of his Cabinet and other close contacts that his billionaire ally Elon Musk will soon step back from his government role, according to reports.

South Africans are recognising that it is no longer business as usual and are finding their voices, and that can only be healthy after years of mediocrity and political malaise.

How can we use the past to better navigate our future? What hidden indicators lie beneath the surface of lakes across the globe? And how can understanding these mysteries help society make smarter decisions about ecosystem conservation?

Violence since 2022 has displaced around seven million people in the eastern DRC – one of the highest numbers globally. Three decades of conflict have also produced more than 100 armed groups, threatening regional stability.

A writer should be judged by his writings as well as his life story. Leo Brent Bozell III certainly has a story to tell. But how will it sell in South Africa?

The battle over SA’s national Budget has big consequences. But it is also very confusing. Here’s a simple guide to help you understand what’s going on.

What’s wrong about blaming teenage pregnancy on bad girls, bad families and bad men? It ignores the system that got them there in the first place.

Western Cape police chief Thembisile Patekile has told Parliament about the ‘corporatisation’ of gangs. At the same time, it emerged that vetting of officers was not happening seamlessly because of capacity issues in the police service.

Agoa is part of the US’s carrot-and-stick mechanism to exert its influence within the African continent. There is no better place that the US would want to maintain that leverage than in sub-Saharan Africa’s most strategic and dynamic player, South Africa.

If we are serious about delivering services and deepening democracy, we must properly equip and support local municipalities financially and institutionally.

Three people appeared in the Alice Magistrate’s Court, Eastern Cape, on Wednesday for alleged R1.4 million fraud at the University of Fort Hare.

Life after the DA: Will the GNU reshuffle, shrink or shatter? We’ve got some numbers.