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The desire to bask in the glory of the endeavours of others is a reflection of a national malaise, writes Barney Mthombothi.

When the grandmothers express their joy at graduations, it must not be because they’re relieved that their grandchildren survived such soul-crushing incompetence, writes Makhudu Sefara.

Hi-res audio headphones without wires is finally here thanks to the power of Wi-Fi and the HED Unity headphones. But at $2,100 (£1,800) are they worth it?

There are two realistic options to fund an election budget: more borrowing or higher taxes, as cuts are unlikely in this political environment.

ANC treasurer-general Gwen Ramokgopa has spoken of how she’s been able to turn the ruling party’s finances around — by trimming its salary bill and raising more funds from the party's donors and public representatives.

The expulsion of DA, MP Ghaleb Cachalia from the party’s shadow cabinet has yielded an unlikely casualty of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Quite how the ANC dies as a government is impossible to predict, writes Peter Bruce.

The ANC secretary-general has certainly helped South Africa ‘go through a lot’

Despite being criticised by EFF leader Julius Malema, ousted MP Vusi Khoza says he still respects Malema and believes the endorsement of his expulsion was ill-advised by “hyenas and vultures” close to him.

ANC provincial chair Oscar Mabuyane says factional fights among party councillors in the Amathole district municipality have compromised service delivery.Speaking at Dr Jongi Klaas’s book launch in Mkhubiso village outside Keiskammahoek on Wednesday, Mabuyane said he was planning to convene a meeting with ANC leaders in ADM.