In its responses to the Ukraine war, Africa has yet again shown that it has no vision of its own needs

Anyone who doesn’t empathise with Ukrainians is no different to an apartheid-era cop laughing at black pain

The ANC’s insistence on showing loyalty to Russia in this instance is misguided and devoid of principle

Magistrate in first Neil Aggett inquest ‘covered up crimes’, activists call for prosecution of surviving SB members

Report was meant to have reputational damage for the Watsons and the ANC, they say

A protein that determines blood groups could be vital in discovering targets for development of treatments, say experts

Eighteen years after jailing Adam Woest for life, retired judge Nathan Erasmus says he stands by his sentence

Protest action at UKZN and DUT has a sinister element, claim education officials

Vadym Boichenko, who was working to revitalise the city, says he feels as if his heart and soul are being torn out

Inaction over supply crisis will speed oil’s death knell as consumers are sure to boost efforts to reduce dependence

Top-end realtors worried as Ukraine war forces state to tighten up regulation of owners of city’s finest addresses

With energy prices and inflation soaring and hotels no longer in favour, tourism industry faces a difficult transition

The new design uses a method employed by the aircraft industry and comes with some interesting standard amenities

Leonid Stanislavskyi, who wants to reach 100, says he hopes the war ends so he can play his beloved game again

The Hollywood stars aim to raise more than R460m in aid for those affected by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

After four frustrating years in the US, the former IBF strawweight champion is back in SA to revive his career

At once open book and master of disguise, Shane Warne had allure for the cricket-indifferent and cricket lovers alike

Today in SA sports history: March 7