Former spy boss Arthur Fraser is said to have met a prominent underworld figure who spoke of the man’s ‘spending spree’

It’s a pity our education department relies on parrot-fashion teaching rather than doing the same

Dear leader, in a country tormented by hustlers, could you put your side hustle to one side for a bit?

What was his obligation? What if it is true that he paid the thieves to keep quiet? Prof Pierre de Vos clears the air

Pupils of Hoërskool Rustenburg have apologised to SA’s Jewish community and will be taken on an educational tour

MECs who face the chop are all allied to the losing candidate and have performed poorly in their portfolios

Advertising Standards Board sanctions cellphone giant, ordering it to clarify its communications with clients

Army members have dipped into their personal finances to purchase supplies for those affected

Some Congolese demand apology for colonial atrocities as King Philippe makes first visit to DRC since taking throne

A 64-year-old woman wants damages from Bill Cosby, saying he assaulted her in the Playboy Mansion when she was a teen

A cup of coffee costs R80, tomatoes R177/kg and petrol R47 a litre in the Asian harbour city

Remote workers are not quite willing to give up control, reduced commuting burden and better home management

As obscure styles hit runways faster than you can keep up, here is a look at social media’s leading micro-trends

New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art has unfurled a kimono exhibition to demonstrate the garment’s influence

Iman Vellani has landed the show’s lead, with Ms Marvel the first Muslim character to have her own comic book series

Safa suits are more interested in spending money on first-class travel than on grassroots development

Former coach Eric Simons says the subcontinent’s torrid weather will be even harder to adjust to than its slow pitches

Today in SA sports history: June 9