In the last few weeks there have been coups, bombings, massacres and rebellions on our troubled continent

Clamping down on exorbitant bailouts for SOEs is all very well, but what about those who depend on these institutions?

Convicted criminal Gayton McKenzie says he would even have negotiated with the former AWB

The former head of the judiciary claims many of his attackers have since apologised to him

Teddy Bear Clinic director says children must be made aware of the crimes, which are reportedly on the rise

Unemployed men who are unable to provide for their families face humiliation and are more likely to disengage

Planned maintenance is ‘on track’, but residents say there are not enough water trucks to service affected areas

The fine rock particles that lie beneath Greenland’s ice sheets can boost crop yields and absorb carbon dioxide

ISS crew bolted for safety this week after a missile shattered a satellite, underlining the need for a cleanup

Jacob Chansley’s ‘indefensible’ involvement in the US Capitol riots has seen him join other rioters in jail

It is an astonishing reversal of policy that will be good for consumers and the planet, if not for company profits

Cara Saven and Hermien van der Merwe have donated larger-than-life artworks to Table Mountain cableway

After criticism that it’s selective with info, it will release a weekly list of it most popular shows

The inclusion of the ‘iel’ pronoun in a respected French dictionary has raised the ire of the country’s government

Williams was warned by ref Maguette N’Diaye about time-wasting before Ghana match had even started

Damian de Allende gives insight to his partnership with Lukhanyo Am

Today in SA sports history: November 19