Disappointment in the options on the ballot paper is an apt response to the state of the political race

While turnout was low, those who made the effort to vote deserve representatives who are performance orientated

By 6pm on Monday 6.9-million people had voted, with observers saying preliminary figures seemed low

Voting started slowly on Monday, but many eventually made their marks, from chilly Cape Town to blistering Pretoria

The next big test looms as the highly vaccinated populations of the northern hemisphere enter winter

The transition from fossil fuels may be slow, but it is happening. That’s one reason for optimism ahead of COP26

There is some science to how it might cut down smoking, but there are great unknowns and unintended consequences

Elon Musk’s ideas seem shaped by his grandfather, but ‘worryingly his ideology is more dystopian than utopian’

Confectioner Faaiza Omar and Charles Greig Jewellers have collaborated to produce a collection for summer

Indonesia’s rain-averting ‘pawang hujans’ are back in business after the country eased pandemic restrictions

With nearly half its population vaxxed, citizens hit the streets in droves to celebrate the long-held tradition

Prop believes the Springboks will get ‘tested mentally and physically’ in the northern hemisphere

After losses to Pakistan and New Zealand, India’s chances of progressing past the group stages hang by a thread

Today in SA sports history: November 2