Friends, creatives and a city in mourning gathered to celebrate the woman who helped shape how Johannesburg saw itself after 1994.
Before he earned legend status, Proteas’ legendary batsman had to endure being reduced to an ‘outsider’
The past year has been CSA’s annus horribilis
The CSA board buckled to BCCI and IPL pressure instead of backing its players and management
Delhi’s food — from the street fare to fine dining — stirs together what the ruling party seeks to divide: people across class, religion and caste
Two art exhibitions reveal the intimate relationship between one of South Africa’s great modernists and the city of his life
The Proteas vice-captain, like many of his countrymen, has struggled in a tough Test series against India. But he remains defiant to lead by example
Regional party conferences in KwaZulu-Natal will have repercussions for the ANC and its stability under Cyril Ramaphosa
The majority of the more than 100 people killed in the province have been ANC members, but now witnesses, and even cops, appear to be on hit lists
The National Arts Festival offers space for reflection about our fractious global moment
Bigwigs in the NPA played their part in Zuma’s godly game by destabilising the NPA and ensuring the prosecution of people considered Zuma’s enemies
It is to be hoped that the defeat by Sri Lanka triggers the changes needed for South Africa to reach the top of the World Test Series
The R25-million budget to have Zuma record an album of struggle songs is not merely about capturing history for posterity and posteriors.
Finding weed in an Egyptian resort crawling with security men during a conference of African leaders is as difficult as parting the Red Sea
Perhaps no cricket-playing nation conjures the vicissitudes and vagaries of the game quite like Pakistan
The Proteas only have the prestige of their status as a cricketing nation to parley with — but even that appears inadequately leveraged
Dimitri Tsafendas, the man who killed the architect of apartheid, was an enigmatic ‘revolutionary’ with a ‘deep social conscience’
David Goldblatt has left South African documentary photography incalculably richer, writes Niren Tolsi
Judges are not allowed take up an appointment seen to be inconsistent with an independent judiciary
A R60m settlement involving Prasa puts the probity of its former chair under scrutiny
