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While it may not have come as a complete surprise, given how long it took for the deal to be consummated and the high levels of secrecy surrounding it, the news that the government’s efforts to sell a majority stake of SAA to Takatso Consortium have been called off may spell the beginning of the end for the national carrier, writes Kaiser Nyatsumba.

Who wouldn't sacrifice a tiny waist for the fleeting joy of a mouthful of chocolate slowly melting on the tongue

An innovative model to increase conservation areas and biodiversity investment would go a long way in supporting the livelihoods of rural people, writes Claire Keeton

For the second year in a row, sub-Saharan Africa is the fastest growing music market in the world — with South Africa remaining the biggest music consumer in Africa.

There is so much more in the Sunday Times — have your pick, there is something for everyone

Dipak Rana Magar once said, “If anyone tries to pick up something using their hand, they need at least two fingers supporting each other." Likewise, if we want to end violence against girls, women and other boys, both males and females from the community should support each other. We (boys) are the other complementary finger.”

People always get shocked when I tell them I'd sometimes go to church on Sunday to drop off my family and wait for the service to finish while in the parking lot enjoying movies and my favourite brew in the car.

More than 1,000 road users have been arrested and 900 vehicles impounded by law enforcement officers in operations across the country over the weekend.

Political leaders have emphasised the important role of the church in nation building as the Easter weekend comes to a close.

Forty-five people were killed and an eight-year-old child, who was seriously injured, was the only survivor when a bus allegedly transporting people from Botswana to Moria crashed at the Mma Matlakala Bridge in Limpopo on Thursday morning.