In a world where environmental challenges continue to mount, a young boy from Durban, proves that age is no barrier when it comes to creating meaningful change.

Eskom is making it increasingly difficult for electricity traders and independent power producers to access the grid, raising concerns that it’s deliberately stifling competition to maintain its monopoly. If regulators don’t step in, SA’s energy crisis could drag on even longer, writes Nick Hedley.

Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development Mmamoloko Kubayi filed a case of fraud, obstruction of justice, impersonation, cyber crime, defamation, and criminal injuria with the police in Brooklyn, Pretoria, on Sunday.

A lack of money badly hampered South Africa’s ability to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, but half a decade later, it is in a better place than some of those who had the cash, writes Phillip de Wet.

Dinosaur tracks were found in a rugged, remote coastal South African setting.

From allegations of selling missing Joshlin Smith to a sangoma and the accused claiming torture by mystery men, the human trafficking and kidnapping trial has gripped SA.

South Africa allowed eight coal-fired plants run by Eskom to breach emission rules in an attempt to help the cash-strapped utility focus resources on providing a steady supply of electricity.

Proteas men’s cricket fans will have to settle for five T20Is against West Indies as the only live cricket hosted by the side next summer.

The number of people living with HIV in South Africa continues to rise, surpassing eight million in 2024. This is according to just-released estimates from Tembisa, the leading mathematical model of HIV and TB in South Africa.

South African pop star Tyla was honoured by the US media company Billboard on Saturday in California.