This is the first interview with the UWC professor, whose three-year house arrest is over

If Ramaphosa will not tell us the whole truth about the theft at his game farm, what does he have to hide?

Who knew there was a way to double the period of coverage? You probably have it without knowing it

Tshwane residents fear proposed development of 3,000 houses will upset delicate ecosystem in nature reserve

He is commemorating his rescue of drowning woman, an act of bravery that got him up close and personal with royalty

A third of patients with long-term conditions such as HIV, kidney failure and diabetes die from it

It is imperative the state puts plans in place to stop blockades and engage with truckers on their issues

The recently launched EMA provides tools to develop high-level skills in economic modelling

Nathi Mthethwa’s Living Legends project deserved a vision worthy of SA’s cultural icons. Instead it got incompetence

Ukraine war has derailed plan to ditch coal after governments championed global cuts at COP26

Agribusiness is scrambling to store growing stockpiles as the next harvest season approaches

AI isn’t on the cusp of sentience, but its growing inscrutability and sway over us should still be cause for concern

‘Kidults’ are buying scooters, dolls and tabletop games for themselves and have helped US sales surge 37% in two years

Toyota’s offering is better than its predecessor, but not at the expense of its core hallmarks

Scaling back on overseas loans is among the aims of museums rethinking shows to cut climate change

Australian scientists have developed a model to spot soft corals most at risk of bleaching

Stormers are hot property again after rags to riches journey to United Rugby Championship title

More than half of all the players at Euros and Afcon finals were abused, according to online study

Today in SA sports history: June 30