Ramaphosa vows to deploy full might of the law to quell looting and riots that threaten SA’s security

In a country characterised by criminality, with a police force unable to police, this week’s events were inevitable

The highest court reserves judgment after former president’s counsel argues his ‘flagship rights’ have been violated

South Africans will want to know what intelligence they had and why, forewarned, they were on the back foot

Suburbanites defend their homes as they refuse to be ‘sitting ducks’ after a night of looting

The body says school closures should be decided on an individual basis, not at a district, provincial or national level

The fruit has gone up from R4.69/kg a month ago to R7.32/kg two weeks ago and R8.30/kg a week ago

The vehicle uses renewable energy to solve inoculation’s cold chain challenge

Police launch probe after the three black England players who missed Euro final penalty kicks are abused online

Things aren’t going well for the oil giant after it is forced to abandon a bid to stop trial being heard in a UK court

‘Neo-liberal’ citizens, hard-hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, want an ‘end to dictatorship in the country’

When you just want a break from this world – granted you’re super rich – the option is about to become a reality

‘How the One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House’ is a visceral novel of love, patriarchy and self-determination

‘The Overstory’ by Richard Powers is an enthralling account of how nature contributes to our wellbeing

To contain Covid-19 cases, the country has ordered slower workouts, a move gym owners have criticised

Selectors have picked a strong SA A side to take on touring British Lions on Wednesday

Sunday’s Euro 2020 final victory means so much more to the Italian people than a football title

Today in SA sports history: July 13