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No-one can begrudge South Africa’s democracy the warm glow of its 30th birthday, but this should also be a time of reflection, writes S'thembiso Msomi.

Body representing 800 magistrates says members want the state to close the pay gap between magistrates and judges

Exclusion of SA assets in BHP proposal a sign of no confidence in country, analysts say

Documentary photographer and filmmaker Paul Weinberg was commissioned by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), 30 years later, these are his reflections

When South Africa had its first democratic elections 30 years ago this weekend, it defied doomsayers who feared that apartheid would end not in a fairer, more peaceful dispensation, but in a bloodbath.

A 35-year-old man was killed in a brazen early Sunday morning shooting incident in Motherwell.

Candles have been around for more than 5,000 years with their earliest use often attributed to the ancient Egyptians.

The Economic Development Board of Mauritius touched down in Gqeberha to talk about the country’s remarkable recent successes, and why it is “the place to be for business and investment, working and living”.

Ever since we were all cooped up in our homes during pandemic lockdowns, the urge to purge unnecessary objects in our homes has become a national pastime.

Three people were shot dead in Motherwell at the weekend.