Although it no longer has an outright majority, and faces new challenges, the party has not lost its belief in democracy and the rule of law
The movement has knitted thousands of blankets and scarves over the years
Ten years after South Africans mourned the loss of Nelson Mandela, his legacy still looms large – but is the huge political vacuum he left that affects our lives the most This…
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Nelson Mandela will be remembered as a symbol for wisdom, for the ability to change, and the power of reconciliation – an obituary by Mark Gevisser.
Zwelivelile Mandla Mandela uses the continent’s security problems as a prism through which to cast his dark agenda against Israel into the minds of Africa’s youth
In the public-school system, more than 11 000 schools have been provided with flush toilets since 1994
‘It’s madness to celebrate Mandela and omit Winnie’
Madiba’s Journey App allows users to view the attractions on a map, build their own itineraries and share their own journeys on social media
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed that the ANC NEC will make a final decision on President Jacob Zuma’s fate as head of state on Monday
He came from a poor background, made it to the top and lived a full and happy life.
The 25th anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s release from prison evokes memories of the biggest party Soweto has ever seen.
Mandela was a far wilier politician, and could be less saintly, than some other portrayals would have us believe, writes Robin Renwick.
The state agency allegedly responsible for distributing a picture of Madiba globally says it is seeking an amicable resolution to the matter.
A new book considers the ‘diplomatic afterlife’ of Mandela in relation to former presidents Carter, Clinton and Blair.
Attempts to honour, or cash in on, the world icon have too often bordered on the farcical.
Citing heritage concerns, the township’s residents have stonewalled the building of a museum.
No less than Madiba found balm for the soul in the magnificent milieu of Mauritius’s Le Saint Géran.
A new sculpture that neatly aligns commercial interests with art and our history has the twitterati frothing about apparent opportunism.
Textbooks erringly cast him as a messiah without flaws and largely divorce him from the ANC.
