The welfare system assuages the pain of those who depend on it, but it never removes it

Is the new owner of Twitter really the right person to entrust with something as important as freedom of speech?

‘Bheki Cele doesn’t want me in this case,’ says advocate Malesela Teffo as he is led away

Well over a century old but as beautiful as ever, Europa has stopped off is on her way home from Antarctica

CEO says insurance firm’s balance sheet is not strong enough to cover another R37bn loss event any time soon

It’s unclear how many animals were killed in the recent deluge but several dogs, cats and reptiles got a second chance

Ukraine conflict has had far-reaching effects on global inflation and food shortages and may result in social unrest

Placing on leave the man who has been acting in that position is a start towards making ‘a city of golden opportunities’

As the fantasists rant, the City of Cape Town tries to secure a much smaller but much more valuable sort of autonomy

A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd

Azov Regiment captain, under siege in city’s last redoubt, gives stirring account of defenders’ suffering and resolve

He has to con Russians into enduring economic hardship for his sake. Of the two routes he can take, one is more likely

Your grocery bill is about to get even higher thanks to ill-judged move by world’s top supplier of the vital product

In 2021 tropical forest loss was the equivalent of losing 10 football pitches a minute

Black people have been targets of abuse that they feel will run wild with the Tesla boss’s insistence on ‘free speech’

Or does it? Experts look at this new trend and tell us what science really says about it

This is what to do if you think you show the symptoms of what are often seen as ‘male disorders’

Amid Ferrari’s resurgence, fans may have hoped for a Sainz, Leclerc one-two at Imola but sporting gods can be fickle

Scrum coach Julian Redelinghuys is not sure if some teams are con artists, or just smart

Today in SA sports history: April 29