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It is a woman’s fundamental right to decide how to use her body, and with whom she wishes to share it.

Four decades after being brutally murdered by security police, Cosas Two activists Siphiwo Mtimkhulu and Topsy Madaka were honoured with national orders in Tshwane on Tuesday.

'If you are brave enough to start your own business, you can be brave enough to emigrate,' says Johan Oldenburg

Electoral Commission asks apex court to resolve split in Electoral Court's thinking in new court papers

The trial of a suspected gangster had to be moved to a bigger courtroom at the Gqeberha high court on Monday to accommodate the number of heavily armed police officials in attendance.

It was cause for celebration for 22 Nelson Mandela Bay nursing students who have been awarded lucrative bursaries, after a thorough interview process.

Electoral Commission asks apex court to resolve split in Electoral Court's thinking in new court papers

As the national and provincial elections draw closer, The Herald is providing space for political leaders in the province to unveil their plans to tackle some of the most pressing issues. The ANC have their say

Women who have seen and done the impossible, and who have discovered the youthful joy of surfing, are joining the local movement to have their inspirational wave, Nahoon Corner, declared a global surfing reserve. Fridays in the Corner parking lot at 9am have become a vibrant, not-to-be-missed calendar date for many of the 100 over-50 bodyboarders who pour their passion, power and experience into a newfound ecstasy, known by oceanators as ocean “stoke”.

With campaigning gaining momentum before the hotly contested May 29 election, two political parties in the Eastern Cape have ruffled the feathers of taxi bosses after reportedly failing to cough up for ferrying members to their rallies. The EFF and uMkhonto weSizwe are entangled in pay disputes which have left operators frustrated.