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Award-winning director Jason Jacobs uses storytelling as therapy for those facing a lonely battle against generational trauma in the dustlands of the Northern Cape, writes Percy Mabandu

The businessman and AmaZulu FC president believes he can, writes Bareng-Batho Kortjaas

Abdullah Ibrahim went from the streets of Cape Town to the heights of the jazz world and beyond, writes Percy Mabandu.

An edited extract from the book ‘Tsietsi Mashinini’, about the first leader of the Soweto Students’ Representative Council, by Sam Mathe

Parliament has elected Makashule Gana to chair the committee leading impeachment proceedings against Cyril Ramaphosa, with the Rise Mzansi MP pledging a cautious, legally robust process shaped by lessons from previous inquiries, writes Thabo Mokone

With a R3.8bn boost to help South Africa move away from fossil fuels like oil and coal for producing energy, how well is the country doing on keeping its promise to help the world’s temperature stay at manageable levels?

This is an extract from ‘Faith & Defiance: The Life of Sally Motlana’ by Mukoni Ratshitanga. The veteran activist, who played a leading role in the South African Council of Churches and was president of the Black Housewives League, died in 2023 aged 96

Revered for producing many of Africa’s intellectual and political giants, the University of Fort Hare is once again engulfed in a governance crisis, prompting urgent questions about the true cost of confronting corruption, writes Edwin Naidu.

In his farewell speech, outgoing Sars commissioner Edward Kieswetter reflects on his seven years at the revenue collector

Determined to stay out of the cabinet, the new DA leader will have to steer a difficult course, writes Andisiwe Makinana.

Real-world horrors echo in Gilead's imagined theocracy

Nearly 75% of conflicts are related to access to ocean resources such as fisheries or places like mangrove forests, fishing grounds and landing sites

The global shift away from internal combustion engines is accelerating, and public transport must be part of it, write MJ Booysen and Joshua Sello

Phuthuma Nhleko warns that Africa is ill-prepared to capitalise on its people explosion