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Three names to be handed over to the top seven for consideration after the ANC decided to recall Sisi Ntombela

The government should support independent power producers to come online faster

The Soetendalsvlei wetland ecosystem is an important biodiversity area and a haven for birds at southernmost tip of Africa

Five years on from his sprawling sophomore album Iyeza, Anatii is ready to embark on his next sonic journey

The singer surpassing classical conductor Georg Solti's long-standing record of 31 lifetime trophies

Legal precedent favours the ATM in its application to have parliament’s vote on the Ngcobo report overturned but the speaker says the court erred

Travel agencies will have to find new ways to differentiate themselves and provide added value to their customers

Five years after being told to fix South Africa’s unconstitutional cannabis laws, the state has failed to do so

Sergei Lavrov’s African tour was supposed to highlight the strength of Russia’s relationship with the continent but it did the opposite

The 7.8-magnitude pre-dawn quake, whose epicentre was near the Turkish city of Gaziantep, wiped out entire sections of cities in Turkey and war-ravaged Syria, killing more than 1,200 people in their sleep.

South Africa had its last cholera outbreak more than a decade ago with about 12 000 cases, following an outbreak in neighbouring Zimbabwe

Mashatile and fellow ANC members Maropene Ramokgopa, Sihle Zikalala and Parks Tau were sworn in as MPs on Monday

The rolling blackouts are estimated to have cost the country R1 billion a day in 2022, according to the minister

Rushdie will not promote his 15th novel because of his physical condition, although his agent said his ‘recovery is progressing’

Three years after Ramaphosa proposed it, the land earmarked for the Lanseria urban development remains just veld

Logistical constraints caused production to fall 6% in 2022, according to the mining industry employer organisation

HIV doctor Francois Venter explains why the treatment of obese people reminds him of the bad old days of the HIV epidemic.

Restaurant's menu and its laid-back feel make it perfect for a casual lunch with the family

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s efforts to buy time are likely to cause more friction in the ANC as Paul Mashatile and David Mabuza rekindle relations, forcing his hand

Obsessive consultation is a pronounced feature of Ramaphosa’s leadership style, however, it has done him – and the country – few favours

The Harare-born artist on his journey from hipster in a dress to the embodiment of the zeitgeist

There is progress cleaning up corruption but party reform lags behind and the president can’t afford to lose allies, even those implicated in the Zondo report