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The ANC is going to have to finally commit to one or other of its two original visions for the country

Many whites welcomed the end of apartheid, but 30 years on, they’ve found their preconceptions have been turned on their head, writes Eve Fairbanks

Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi refused to accept the illusion of apartheid's "independence" for KwaZulu Bantustan challenging the NP government.

Winnie Mandela, the late wife of SA’s first democratic president, Nelson Mandela, feared that corruption would destroy the ANC.

Lani Pieters’s the backing vocalist for whom musicians write songs so she can feature on their albums and appear with them in shows.

Rodriguez, the singer-songwriter whose improbable, stranger-than-fiction career was surveyed in the Oscar-winning 2012 documentary “Searching For Sugar Man,” died on August 9. He was 81. The news was announced on his official website.

The trouble with the ANC’s NDR fixation is that every time things get bad, they tend to double down, writes William Saunderson-Meyer.

Seven books and an audio series that explain the rainbow nation and why it lost its lustre | The Economist reads

Louis de Villiers says unlike Jonny Steinberg the reviewer remains embroiled in old myths

Shaka Zulu, the enigmatic figure of SA history, continues to captivate pop culture despite the scarcity of factual information about him.