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Interventions aimed at reducing violence in schools often have the opposite effect

Is Kgosientsho Ramokgopa an undercover Gunner?

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But first justice officials want their Emirati counterparts to say plainly why the first was denied

It is cowardice for Buthelezi’s detractors to launch a tirade of lies only after his death

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At the start of the 20th century, an estimated 500 000 rhino roamed Africa and Asia. Today, about 27 000 remain in the wild 

The ruling party’s economic transformation head Mmamokolo Kubayi said the resolution for state entities to be moved to line ministries remained intact

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the United Democratic Front

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Coca-Cola Beverages Africa invests in circular economy to promote employment and environmental good

It is evident that the country needs a reworked mining and environmental management regulation framework

SA Harvest and OneFarm Share are collecting food that would have gone to landfill and redistributing it to vulnerable people

In the wake of a food affordability crisis, prices at retail level are not controlled and the government is at arm’s length

Farmers have been hard hit by everything from load-shedding to transport costs and supermarkets say they have not passed the costs
of running generators on to battling consumers

Thembisile Mthembu tells her story of how she grew up on seven colours but all she can afford is a two-colour Sunday meal

The poor are assisted by taxpayers, the rich don’t feel it, but the middle class slips through through the gap in tough economic times

The halaal food scene is growing across South Africa. Here is Ozayr Patel's favourites

The livelihoods of people selling produce are being threatened by the high food prices

In a polarised world, Ramaphosa’s administration dodged some fatal bullets in the past five months that carried some hard long-term risks