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A family torn apart — children losing both parents at once and grandchildren left with so many questions that can never be answered.

Alt-rock folk band The Hyacinth Wild have been tripping across the Eastern Cape, performing intimate shows in Hogsback and Makhanda and, on Friday, will be in East London. The band from Eshowe, near Durban, opt for local anecdotes over poetic clichés, with a set of about 20 original songs from members Dave Starke 43, (vocalist and writer), Lizzie Gaisford, 33, (guitar, bass and vocals) and Strato Copteros, 56, (drums and percussion).

Preparations are under way for upgrading of the rundown Plettenberg Bay airport.

Johannesburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda is delivering his state of the city address on Thursday.

A suspended Griquas rugby player’s brawl in a bottle store earlier this week seemingly spilt over into the police station holding cells, prompting the state to request he be placed in a single cell at St Albans Prison.

Voters going to the polls around the world must consciously hold their governments and leaders in the private sector accountable for climate change, Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne told the Global Citizen Now summit in New York on Wednesday.

Throughout the world, universities are grappling with how to respond to one of the greatest tragedies of the current century — the genocide of the Palestinian people.

Zuma tops the MK party’s list to parliament, which is also a contravention of the ANC’s constitution

The department of co-operative governance & traditional affairs (Cogta) aims to transform its community work programme into a talent pipeline geared towards nurturing technical and artisanal skills to meet the job market demands.

The president has honoured a member of the ANC's armed wing who was killed in 1978 in then-Port Elizabeth when the explosive device he was carrying detonated.