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

If the DA comes to power after the May 29 elections, the national minimum wage of R27.58 an hour, or R4,412 a month, will be phased out.

After climbing a great hill, South has "many more hills to climb" as the country marks Freedom Day and 30 years of democracy.

The blaze had affected hiking trails

Midlife crisis is nothing but an excuse to give 50-year-old men permission to behave like irresponsible, selfish brats under the shield of a non-existent, existential middle age crises, says writer

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-listers flock to Joburg Moves at University of Johannesburg and the opening of Birkenstock store in Hyde Park.

Much has been gained, but much more needs to be done, writes Zamaswazi Madonsela.

Five people have died in a horrific car crash on the N4 in Wonderfontein near Belfast, the Mpumalanga department of community safety said on Sunday.

The government on Sunday warned it would be keeping a close eye on social media and would not hesitate to take action against any person who dares to post threats and instigate violence ahead of the national elections next month.