She was a Zimbabwe Exemption Permit holder, and she died early in the morning at Charlotte Maxeke Hospital, delayed and in great discomfort as an emergency patient forced to pay before receiving treatment.

The paradox of a nation coming out ahead as a result of its failure in a conflict is a challenging idea. But there are examples in history of devastated nations that have rebuilt themselves for the better.

As President Thabo Mbeki marks his eighty-fourth year, Tiyo Soga’s hymn returns as a summons to memory, restoring a father of the African Renaissance to the centre of our unfinished national promise and shared inheritance.

The Western Cape Education Department has a constitutional duty to ensure every child is placed at a school, but when difficulties arise, there is often no meaningful engagement with parents.

Thirteen people were murdered and 15 injured last week when gunmen opened fire indiscriminately on residents at Jumpers informal settlement in Joburg. We speak to the victims’ families.

By dedicating a presidential address to migration, announcing specialised interventions and framing immigration as a major national challenge, the government transforms public anxiety into political reality without first establishing whether the underlying assumptions are supported by evidence.

At a time when misinformation and hate can spread rapidly online, public vigilance and responsible reporting are more important than ever.

Residents of South-End demand urgent action to relocate manganese operations amid alarming dust pollution levels linked to serious health risks in Nelson Mandela Bay.

In light of what has been revealed at the Madlanga Commission, new methodology is required to ensure that members who are fit for purpose are appointed without their being tainted by those colleagues who have been incarcerated or dismissed.

Here are the Powerball and Powerball Plus Xtra for Tuesday, 16 June.

LONDON, June 16 (Reuters) – A Russian frigate fired warning shots to divert a UK-flagged civilian yacht near British territorial waters on Tuesday, according to Russia’s Defence Ministry and a source with knowledge of the incident who added that conditions were foggy.

The journalist and writer Max du Preez taught many Afrikaners that they did not need to reject Afrikaans; he simply helped them discover another Afrikaans.

While global league tables face ongoing criticism for reducing complex academic ecosystems into simple scorecards, South Africa’s leading institutions continue to punch above their weight on the world stage.