Many of us have reached a point where some nasty forms of government look better than misrule by arrogant criminals

It’s taken eight years to bring five accused to trial for murder of soccer star, who is the focus of a Netflix doccie

He may not have been in court, but there was plenty of drama, including a scuffle involving Dudu Myeni

After uncovering several issues of maladministration and corruption, Naledi Mbude’s suspension raises questions

Multiple killings, railway metal theft, gangs, drugs, extortion and kidnappings will keep the undaunted veteran busy

The diseases feed off each other in unexpected ways

Dudu Myeni’s objection to having her photo taken at court is new low in a long list for the former SAA chair

Eusebius McKaiser and guest Sisonke Msimang discuss how parties play a role by preying on legitimate discontent

Law firms need to come together to agree on an anti-corruption stance and shame those who are unethical

General Alexander Dvornikov has a resumé that includes brutality against civilians in other theatres, say experts

Asia unlikely to rescue Russian coal when planned European ban comes into effect

Its content enforcement mechanisms have enabled pro-Russian messaging during Ukraine invasion, moderators say

French president and his allies are dialling up the rhetoric to try to stop the populist from winning

With no glass collection process in Ghana, Michael Tetteh is turning glass waste into art and creating jobs

Britain’s most prestigious theatrical honours return after a two-year Covid-19 hiatus

After two years, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre welcomes Christians to celebrate the start of Holy Week

Coach John Dobson, whose team continues to confound critics, has high praise for Dayimani, Willemse and Libbok

The Proteas have won five out of seven Test matches played over the summer

Today in SA sports history: April 12