South Africa’s problems run deep, with efforts to undo decades of policy failures, poor service delivery, and economic mismanagement requiring more than a new person at the top, says mining expert Peter Major.

“Most of us on social media saw it, the video of an elephant helping a tiger cross a river in what was purported to be the Kruger National Park. “

The DA has called for an urgent parliamentary debate on Iran’s participation in naval exercises which began on Friday off the Western Cape coast near Simon’s Town and False Bay.

The tourism sector in Mpumalanga is counting costs after heavy rains forced several establishments to close.

Homeowner’s complaint that work fell short of what had been agreed upheld

Singer reflects on her fast-rising career

January is usually a time to dream new dreams, make new resolutions and honestly, many people try to keep up with them for the first few weeks.We commit to doing things differently, trying new things, ditching routines, setting personal goals.

‘I don’t know how we survived’

Billionaire Elon Musk has warned that the United States is headed down the same path as Zimbabwe and South Africa if it continues on its current trajectory.

Kaizer Chiefs skipper Brandon Petersen sees no problem with Amakhosi not buying any players so far in the January transfer window and insists the players they have are capable of carrying the team for the remainder of the season.

Simangele “Smash” Hadebe will put her WBO All Africa flyweight belt on the line when she meets Sibulele “Lova” Soboois in a title defence her manager, Colleen McAusland, says carries significance far beyond the ropes.

Stellenbosch midfielder Devine Titus says his loyalty lies with the club after signing a new contract recently, despite interest from other teams.

A few years ago, I participated in a project focused on mitigating gender-based violence (GBV) by breaking the cycle of trauma among young boys.

Small-scale farmers are calling for faster vaccine turnaround times, warning they risk losing millions more as the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak continues to devastate livestock across the country.

With matric results released and rewrite registrations under way, January and February have become prime recruitment periods for fly-by-night colleges and illegal matric rewrite centres targeting desperate learners across SA.

Six-year-old swept away by raging waters and two-year-old drowned in pit toilet

The catastrophic floods in Limpopo and Mpumalanga, as characterised by President Cyril Ramaphosa, are a reminder that climate change is our reality and its effects can cause unimaginable devastation.