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Quest is in Cape Town for the week, and got his first taste of power cuts when he arrived at his hotel on Monday.

Hügo Krüger discusses the HIV/AIDS fraud and how the Covid-19 fraud is carried out using essentially the same playbook.

The former DA leader made big promises at the launch of Build One SA on Saturday

Siviwe Gwarube says she worked hard to be appointed the party’s first black female chief whip.

England's James Guy is a top contender in the men's 100m and 200m butterfly events. See who else could haul away some hardware in Birmingham.

The DA leader apportioned some of the blame for the DA’s decline on his predecessor Mmusi Maimane “walking off the job”.

With the ANC at a low ebb, a fractured, directionless DA under him looks incapable of exploiting this opportunity

Kariega swim twins call for more backing of athletes Basson boys face hard choices as Olympic dreams beckon Amir Chetty Sports reporter 17 April 2021 DIFFICULT POSITION: Kariega swim twins Alard and Alaric Basson love swimming but say the financial strain of continuing to compete has made them rethink their future in the sport. Image: Supplied One of the toughest decisions an athlete will ever have to make is the choice between sport, and life thereafter....

South Africa’s political landscape is unique and complex, underpinned by a history of racial inequality and discrimination. The idealism of a ‘Rainbow Nation’ is held aloft whenever a politician needs to tug at the heartstrings of South Africans. The reality is far removed. The wrong word, uttered by the wrong person is quickly churned into a hate-filled froth by sensationalism on media platforms. Strip a single word of its context, magnify its connotations and you’ve got fuel for the S...