If the plethora of charges against suspected underworld figure Nafiz Modack and his 14 co-accused are discharged on Monday, 27 January, the case will to all intents and purposes be closed.

The Johannesburg City Library’s shelves are stacked with 1.5 million books — gathering dust and untouched by readers since 2021. This may change at the end of February when Mayor Dada Morero promised to open the first phase of the library following a multimillion-rand refurbishment.

South Africa’s first World Eightball pool champion opens up about her ascent and starring in SuperSport’s Real World Champions campaign.

The body of 36-year-old Timothy van Asche, who was reported missing on Monday, has been recovered from the Hennops River near a picnic resort.

Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis believes the government of national unity will last for at least two years, after which leadership changes in the ANC, come 2027, could collapse the unity government.

For Blue Flag beaches to be reliably reported as safe, statistically representative sampling must be applied through a scientifically robust protocol that will restore public trust.

New designs and features make it a viable future option for many African countries, where current technology does not appear to offer a baseload alternative.

Airports Company South Africa’s fuel woes cause chaos (again) at international airports, disrupting flights and infuriating travellers.

South Africa’s recent rise in the Henley Passport Index has sparked optimism, but what does it truly mean for African mobility? This article explores how passport rankings perpetuate global inequalities, restrict opportunities for African citizens, and shape migration policies.

The struggle to ensure kindness and fair treatment of animals – or deny it – will take centre stage this year as hunters, conservationists and government lawmakers face off on welfare, wellbeing and mammal sentience issues.

The City of Cape Town wades into the debate around seawater quality reiterating its stance that rigorous testing through ‘detailed numerical dispersion modelling shows that South African Water Quality Guidelines are not exceeded anywhere along the shoreline due to the effluent from the marine outfalls’.