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News24 is pleased to welcome Thinus Ferreira to its expanding stable of contributors for in-depth coverage and analysis of the local TV industry.

The period under review was marked by the unprecedented spread of the global COVID-19 pandemic.

While Wild Coast residents and activists mark a ‘significant’ triumph after the high court ordered Shell to stop its seismic survey immediately, the judgment is likely to trigger a flood of lawsuits against the global fossil fuel industry.

A juxtaposition of the results of the 2021 Q4 Business Confidence Index (BCI) by the Bureau for Economic Research (BER) and RMB, and South

Black and white South Africans have to come to grips with the reality and meaning of democracy, economic freedom and financial independence. For whites who benefited from racial capitalism, some magnanimity towards the reduction of the race-based inequality deficit might go a long way towards s...

The period under review was marked by the unprecedented spread of the global COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in both second and third waves in South Africa. As a business operating on the frontlines of the pandemic, the AVBOB Group experienced first-hand the bereavement of countless families and communities in the country.

A mathematics prodigy in grade 11 has dazzled the South Africa Mathematics Olympiad (Samo) with his innovative approach to problem-solving.

A mathematics prodigy in grade 11 has dazzled the South Africa Mathematics Olympiad (Samo) with his innovative approach to problem-solving.

Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town will become the first public sector hospital in Africa to perform robotic-assisted surgery for the treatment of a wide range of conditions.

Unlike in 2016, where it was a case of doing deals with the devil both sides did not know, this time it's different after five years of messy coalitions.