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Makwana’s resignation comes hours after Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said the country was not yet ‘out of the woods’ in terms of load-shedding

Did God send Mogoeng a WhatsApp, or did He use a burning bush?

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SEIFSA hosts Ministers Godongwana and Ntshavheni at its 80th Anniversary Gala Dinner

Advocate Zandile Mshololo tells the court that the defence must be furnished with evidence before the state calls a new witness

Pretoria does not believe its disparate views on the conflict will affect relations with the US

The knock-on projection for local food prices is positive

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The power utility is aiming to ensure there are no power cuts during the day and a maximum of level four from the late afternoons this week

To call the conflict “terrorism” highlights a bias in Western-centred reporting

The Las Anod conflict complicates the mission for true independence from Somalia

With outstanding capabilities across display, battery, performance and design, the HONOR X6a is an entertainment powerhouse

The presence of democratically elected leaders in the Judicial Service Commission is critical

Sustainability literacy is about understanding the intertwining of people, planet and profit 

About 70% of the doctors who emigrate are pushed out of the country by excessive taxes, unsatisfactory fringe benefits and poor remuneration

Millennials prioritise spending on experiences rather than focusing on material possessions, says Prof Roland Goldberg from the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences at NWU.

An edited extract from ‘Breaking the Bombers’ by Mark Shaw, which is about the Pagad death squads

Cities in general have a masculine vision. This needs to change

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The forestry, fisheries and the environment minister said more than 7 000 snares were removed last year alone