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Busy conditions continued on SA's roads on Monday as holidaymakers made their way home.

Busy conditions continued on SA's roads on Monday as holidaymakers made their way home.

Ahead of Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s funeral, scheduled to take place on Saturday at St George’s Cathedral in Cape Town, Daily Maverick spoke to a few of the late icon’s esteemed colleagues and admirers. What emerged was a loving portrait of a humble man dedicated to freedom and dismantling...

In a bid to reduce lives lost on SA's roads during the festive season, a specialist Vito will be used to enhance road safety measures along the route from Johannesburg to Durban.

Studies have shown that targeted R&D tax incentives – such as tax credits for R&D spending – induce firms to conduct more R&D. However, little is known about the effects of general profit taxes on firm-level R&D spending and innovation output. This column presents evidence from Germany that points to sizeable negative effects of increasing profit taxes on firms’ R&D spending

City of Cape Town officials are scrambling to resolve the massive power outage which has seen several areas in the CBD plunged into darkness.

At least 32 people have been killed in a number of crashes and other incidents this weekend.

Five areas in the Helderberg have been given a festive boost with the installation and switching on of festive lights displays by the City of Cape Town last week.

Paramedics said the man was found with fatal gunshots and was declared dead on the scene on Friday evening.

The blockades that have strangled SA’s major economic arteries will continue if truck owners and operators go unheard