If ANC leaders like Manuel had stood up to be counted when COPE was formed we wouldn’t be where we are today

Skilled people who have left owe it to their birthplace to return and rebuild the province

Unless you experienced the hardships, pain and suffering of apartheid, you can’t argue to keep symbols of it

Blood sugar levels, alcohol levels and muscle fatigue — all these can be measured by a new device

Former Sharks stalwart believes it’s crucial for technical team to create depth by blooding upcoming players

Researcher uncovers the bizarre tactics of a tropical arachnid that refuses to die

It comes third in global list, behind Tirana in Albania and Denpasar in Indonesia

As history shows us, Pagad was formed as a community group with good intentions but it spiralled out of control

If your bank tries to get you to pay for a lapsed debt, there’s a new case study that reveals your rights

Intermediaries not bureaucratic government approaches are what’s needed for the ground floor to meet the top floor

New EU rules have come into effect but it’s going to be difficult to separate crude oil according to geography

The crisis is expected to worsen as the impact on companies and consumers starts to ripple across the globe

A British start-up is betting the vehicles will be a transport solution, while lifting Coventry out of the doldrums

Black holes can’t be described by Einstein’s laws, opening the door for yet to be discovered theories

For starters, the ‘modernist, confident’ vehicle has a twin-turbocharged V8, air-purification system and 29 speakers

Two athletes who defy racial and gender expectations are celebrated in a two-part documentary series

At an event that usually draws a TV audience of nearly 200-million, the Kalush Orchestra took the prize

Australian all-rounder was a versatile member of two World Cup-winning teams

German coach hails his team’s mental toughness and character after winning second piece of silverware this season

Today in SA sports history: May 16