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The Ayepyep Lifestyle Lounge in Cape Town, marketed as a luxury venue, recently closed its doors following claims and counterclaims about gangsterism, business shares and life insurance.

Johaar Mosaval has passed away. Born in Cape Town’s District Six, he was South Africa’s first black principal dancer at England’s Royal Ballet. Mosaval performed on international stages before returning to South Africa to teach and mentor the next generation of dancers. Johaar Mosaval has passe...

Colonel Frans Mathipa was killed by unknown assassins on Sunday, 6 August. Who are the skilled shooters who murdered a seasoned Hawks investigator?

Santaco called off its taxi strike in the Western Cape on Thursday evening, saying it would use the next 14 days to work on releasing impounded vehicles.

An application for the relocation of an existing casino to the Helderberg has been submitted to authorities and locals are urged to have their voice heard on the matter.

As Professor Glenda Gray sees out the final months of her term at the SA Medical Research Council, she also looks to what lies ahead.

One of the effects of the now week-long taxi strike in the Western Cape is delays in service delivery. While some communities were already having service delivery issues, the strike has compounded them.

Justice Albie Sachs, a distinguished former Constitutional Court judge, offers valuable reflections on a case that exemplifies the importance of participatory democracy – the Doctors for Life case.

A new report on lax firearm controls in the country shows police are a big part of the problem they are meant to be solving. And worse is that the situation is hardly new.

Earlier this month, members of Stellenbosch University’s convocation voted to remove members of its executive committee, including its president, Jan Heunis. Numerous convocation members see this vote as a step towards positive change.