An elated Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga announced that the matric class of 2018 has achieved an impressive 78.2% pass rate.

Former president Jacob Zuma's stock has been on the wane since at least 2010, but he still remains popular among a broad swell of South Africans.

Teachers welcome court decision against exclusion of pupil from writing exams for not paying private school fees

Metro Police have also warned motorists not to try to be a lawyer at a roadblock.

With the school holidays upon us, many parents are at their wits’ end as to how to keep their children constructively occupied.

Twenty years after the final TRC report, the government is considering reopening the lists for victims who have not shared their apartheid-era abuses.

Gauteng Human Settlements spokesperson Keith Khoza said Sicelo is not suitable for development and a new region needs to be identified for development.

Cope president Mosiuoa Patrick Lekota insists he has lost none of the fire in his belly, contrary to popular opinion that he’s lost his bearings.

A lack of funds and the former presidents legal woes and the failure of the Jacob G Zuma RDP Education Trust to confirm if the event is going ahead.

BLF leader Andile Mngxitama’s comments about killing white people will get him into hot water but IEC says he has not contravened the Electoral Act.

Lecturers and students started a petition to have the statue removed on campus as they felt history showed Gandhi to be racist.

While his interim report was damning on Tom Moyane, retired judge Robert Nugent is even more merciless in the final version of his report.

Zuma’s Twitter account has swelled to over 80 000 followers after the account @PresJGZuma went live on Friday morning.

Directed by Mmabatho Montsho, 'Joko Ya Hao', modelled on the life of late Struggle icon Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.

Wits University inaugurated its first black female chancellor - Dr Judy Dlamini - in a ceremony attended by dignitaries and academics.

Malema’s fascist tactics at the state capture enquiry are undermining the rule of law in South Africa, says the writer.