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It's hard to understand how anyone could hang their future on the ageing shoulders of the man who has contributed so substantially to their desperation, writes Barney Mthombothi.

Some ANC leaders seen as letting the side down just weeks before polls that could force party into a coalition government

There’s so much froth being written about the DA ahead of the May 29 elections it is worth saying that where it is in government it makes a difference for the better. From public services to job creation, it’s just a fact, writes Peter Bruce.

Cape Town, the Cape winelands, Tangier and Marrakesh, Kigali, Nairobi, Windhoek and Swakopmund are cities and areas in Africa to consider relocating to if you harbour ambitions of becoming the continent’s next dollar millionaire or billionaire.

As he reflects on his five years as the minister of public enterprises, Gordhan writes on how his tenure was focused on the need to recover, renew and rebuild our SOEs.

Group says it wants 'cultural accord' to address minority's concerns.

Line-up of South African celebs appear in 'Lobola Negiotiations' designs for British magazine

Itac held back details of January ransomware attack until this week.

The senior military general accused of flouting protocol in handling an application by disgraced former Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula for the state’s legal assistance in her corruption trial, is claiming innocence.

Five senior officials suspended with full pay as city heads to Labour Court for harsher sanction.