The South African government petroleum agency has refused to provide details of its controversial oil and gas exploration project slap-bang in the middle of the world’s largest animal migration path.

Nick Kotch, a towering figure in African journalism, has died aged 72 in London.

It’s no surprise that Toyota’s Hilux was SA’s most-sold vehicle again in April, but both the market leader and its closest rival, the Ford Ranger, boasts great export numbers, too.

South Africa’s draft Integrated Resource Plan 2024 (IRP) is ‘deeply flawed’ in both process and outcome, according to a panel of independent energy economists, climate policy specialists and engineers.

In an address that signalled a significant and welcome shift in tone and substance in South Africa’s energy discourse, acting Director-General at the Ministry of Energy and Electricity Subesh Pillay called for structural transformation in the country’s electricity and energy planning regime.

Covering about seven million square kilometres across 30% of the world’s coastlines, these underwater sea forests produce 100 times more oxygen per hectare than terrestrial forests.

On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the end of World War 2, an explanation of Ukraine and its role in the victory over Nazism.

Does the government still honour its 1994 commitment to Education for All as contained in the Constitution, in the midst of the uproar over teaching vacancies?

Some recruits complained of racism and harassment. Others said they were subjected to excess surveillance and had to sign non-disclosure agreements about their work.

India and Royal Challengers Bengaluru star Virat Kohli has credited former Proteas wicketkeeper Mark Boucher for the influence he had on him during the formative years of his career.

Even before Donald Trump took office, the relationship between Washington and Pretoria was deteriorating. Now, it’s facing a complete rupture.

To be successful in addressing food insecurity and malnutrition in South Africa, the broadest possible consultation will be required across the food system, including with farmers and agri-business food manufacturers, retailers, the non-profit organisation (NPO) sector and, crucially, the government.

‘Every time I open my eyes in the middle of the night, I see my house burn,’ says Meal After School founder Limise Gagayi.

South Africa-China relations once again came under the spotlight in the Western Cape Legislature as the fallout over the banning from China of MEC Ivan Meyer continues.

International humanitarian organisations in the Gaza Strip are battling to assist people under ‘horrific’ circumstances as the total blockade on aid to the region leads to dwindling supplies of food, water, medicine and fuel.