A US- and Israeli-backed group operating aid sites in Gaza pushed back the reopening of its facilities.

Air pollution cost South Africa more than R960bn and 42,000 lives in 2023, a new report finds, but the government keeps extending emissions exemptions.

The ARB has ruled against a Strongbow cider ad for suggesting alcohol can relieve workplace stress. The ad, which showed a stressed worker relaxing after drinking cider, was deemed a breach of the Alcohol Industry Code. The commercial has been ordered to be withdrawn.

The advent of the internet has put predators into children’s pockets, and many use a classic child sexual abuse playbook. With ease of access to children online, anonymity, the speed and intensity at which online relationships progress, secrecy, careful grooming and vicious, prolonged attacks on children’s identity and belonging, the question is not how this crime occurred, but rather how...

South Africa’s batsmen look like no match for their Australian counterparts on paper, but a deeper look reveals it’s closer than it initially appears.

The Eastern Cape Treasury has condemned the brazen robbery on Monday at its offices in Bhisho.

Daily Maverick recently published a book review of traveller and author Treive Nicholas’s book, In Search of Nongqawuse. Historian and author JJ Klaas offers an alternative version of this story told in his book, Triangle of One Hundred Years Wars.

Rashid Lombard, who died at his Cape Town home this week and was buried according to Muslim rites on Thursday, was a legend as a photographer and pioneer of the Cape Town Jazz Festival. Dennis Cruywagen remembers him.

The plan is up against dysfunction within social development departments and fraught relations with NGOs that deliver most services.

Over and above winning both their final friendly matches before the start of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, Banyana Banyana also welcomed back some stalwarts, as well as testing some promising youngsters.

Despite promises and paperwork, numerous Gauteng non-profit organisations are still waiting for vital funding from the provincial Department of Social Development, three months into the financial year. Homes for abused children, youth care centres, and disability support organisations say they’re on the verge of collapse, with staff unpaid and children going without essentials.

LONDON, June 5 (Reuters) – Popular vape brands like Geek Bar may get more expensive in the U.S. – if you can find them at all.

Sage is a pleasing companion for butternut, and the roasting of the butternut first adds a lovely underlayer of caramelisation to the flavour of the risotto.