He knew his field inside out, was fearless in his conclusions and was an expert witness few wanted to take on

Mantashe’s threat to revoke Sibanye’s licence is dangerous in the extreme, but the miner needs to show good faith

Apartheid and black-and-white assumptions couldn’t contain the spirit of an actor with a huge presence and energy

Informal settlements aren’t part of the problem, they’re part of the solution if handled correctly, says top researcher

Judge president says the high court misdirected itself and made material errors of law and fact in its judgment

Lack of textbooks and learning and teaching support material has made some Eastern Cape schools almost unteachable

Soccer legends delve into the clubs’ missteps and how to fix them

Boris Bondarev, who has ‘served in the foreign ministry for 20 years’, says he has never been so ashamed of Russia

Many Northern Irish families refuse to bury the hatchet over the 3,500-plus people murdered in the 30-year conflict

High-end art dealer Inigo Philbrick ran ‘Ponzi-like scheme’ to bankroll lavish lifestyle

Bosses using this logic to try to get people back into the office fulltime are misguided, says study

Even if artworks don’t increase in value, they provide their owners with intangible benefits that equities do not

Senegalese artist Fally Sene Sow’s exhibition at long-awaited African art biennale has a foreboding message

The tech company has added a meditation series to its wellness podcast offerings

The upcoming LIV invitational series is another in a long legacy of sporting events whose main attraction is money

The ATP and WTA have taken away Wimbledon’s ranking points after it banned players from Russia and Belarus

Today in SA sports history: May 25