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"I can say with all certainty that I am indeed my ancestor's wildest dream and I will continue to flourish in their honour, as will many other young black South Africans, with or without BMW's “blessing”," writes Kgaugelo Masweneng.

Language and heritage should be guarded and passed on to the next generation, not ridiculed and allowed to go extinct

It's the battle of the 'Black Panther' red carpets; see which stars rose above the rest and which were absolute shipwrecks.

The man arrested in connection with the attack on artist Dr Esther Mahlangu earlier this year has no case to answer — for now.

Google hopes to capitalize on the Ubuntu movement in Africa with its $1 billion investment plan over five years.

At least two members of a Limpopo royal family faced attempts on their lives this year before one of their relatives was gunned down on Sunday in what is believed to be linked to years of a messy succession battle.

Sacred Heart College was filled with music and colourful artwork in Three2six as learners celebrated World Day of Migrants and Refugees.

I found myself thinking about Sachikonye’s book over the weekend when I read two stories online about students who pulled out guns on school premises.

There is an African proverb that says, 'a visitor can never finish your food'. This should teach us how to treat visitors

A traditional Ndebele-themed Lego playset has plastic brick builders excited, and its creators on a mission to put African culture in the world's toy box.