It’s quite difficult to assess the public mood at the moment; we seem to be thrown around like the proverbial flotsam and jetsam.

In an economy that still grapples with the aftermath of State Capture and the pandemic, we cannot afford to experiment with policies that could exacerbate our challenges. The SA Reserve Bank’s ...

Keith Kellogg, US President Donald Trump’s Ukraine envoy, said on Monday that no one would impose a peace deal on Kyiv and that questions about whether Washington would provide guarantees for any ...

The sector has been trying to mend its reputation as a rotten despoiler of our planet, but the US president has the same disregard for environmental issues as he has for diversity and clean governance ...

Four-year-old Davin Africa was murdered while sleeping in his Cape Town home a few days ago, barely two years after his 12-year-old sister was killed. Both were shot. Their murders emphasise how ...

With the continued decline in services in many councils and metros around the country, it would appear more middle-class communities are trying to provide some services themselves. This will improve ...

The group CEO of the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation, Loyiso Tyabashe, denied claims of nuclear cooperation between South Africa and Iran levelled by the Trump administration in an executive ...

Shopping sustainably can feel like a maze of ethical trade-offs, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here are five steps to build more conscious and sustainable style habits.

A decade after #FeesMustFall, the government must do better. It must prioritise resolving the crisis in higher and basic education, while tackling structural youth unemployment — not deepening it.

Moving, tragic, surprising, inspiring, terrifying, shocking... This is a selection of images from our planet, over the past weekend.

In light of Donald Trump’s actions, this week’s G20 foreign ministers’ planning meeting should look beyond 2025 and begin to consider whether the US is an appropriate host for next year’s summit.

Let’s be clear: there is no provision in our constitutional order for the arbitrary confiscation of white-owned land, nor any serious suggestion that the current government plans to pursue such a ...