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South Africa is well served by a robust and diverse press, with newspapers that 
 range from hefty political reads to edgier urban dailies. Here is a comprehensive 
 look at all the major titles in the country.

South Africa boasts a free, robust and flourishing press - and it's not restricted to 
 print. All the major media operators in the country, and plenty of smaller ones 
 besides, have a healthy presence in cyberspace.

Tango music, theatre and more – here is your weekly round-up of go-to events around the country.

The depraved 57-year-old was convicted of kidnapping, raping and murdering the eight-year-old in Worcester, and was also found guilty of 17 counts of sexual and assault charges relating to other minors. He had been out on parole and on the run at the time.

A rattling high court judgement says evidence points to 28s gangsters having wormed their way into the Western Cape’s cop management, accessing Crime Intelligence reports and meetings during which policing strategies are discussed.

Nechama Brodie’s new book 'Farm Killings in South Africa' explores research on violence on farms.

There are people who think Ina Paarman is a name on a spice jar but she’s a very real human. From cooking lessons in a converted garage in the 80s to a family business making nearly 200 products exported to more than 30 countries, Ina Paarman is a living legend and an inspiration to home cooks...

The National Prosecuting Authority intends to prosecute former Stellenbosch University student Theuns Du Toit for malicious damage to property and crimen injuria.

The head of general surgery at Groote Schuur Hospital, Professor Lydia Cairncross is a sharp thinker and a straight talker. Whether it is on issues of equity and social justice or how to strengthen quality healthcare, Cairncross speaks her mind. The head of general surgery at Groote Schuur Hosp...

Willie Loedolff, the 94- year-old walker/runner from Onrus passed away on 20 August after suffering a massive stroke.