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EFF leader Julius Malema has revealed how he was left shocked as he inspected the bullet-riddled vehicle his friend and former comrade‚ Sindiso Magaqa‚ was driving when he was ambushed two months ago.

A new year column has the unstated responsibility to strike a note of optimism and renewal. It is a tradition, like a pagan ritual, observing the sacred pause between one year and the next, and making an offering of resolution. Despite all that seems squashing and mind-boggling, there is still some measure of personal freedom to be better and do better as a citizen of the ‘rainbow nation’. It is more challenging this year than previous ones to strike that note. A new year is a time for new b...

Former president startled by event speaker’s revelation

There is so much more in the Sunday Times — have your pick, there is something for everyone.

It’s the party’s birthday — and it’s hoping for expensive gifts.

South Africa's decision to approach the International Court of Justice to seek a provisional ruling on whether Israel's military action in Gaza amounts to genocide won’t immediately end the war, but it could be a crucial first step on the path to peace

New political parties established outside the ANC family and factions are in danger of being publicly overshadowed by potential coalitions and alignments, writes William Gumede.

The comrades need a big one, because they want to eat it and have it, writes Patrick Bulger.

EFF leader Julius Malema says former president Jacob Zuma is in denial that the governing party is dead — and if EFF members “try what Zuma did to the ANC”, they will be expelled.

Here are details about the lawyers who will represent South Africa and commentary from the legal fraternity regarding their credentials.