The writers says we have set standards too low for an ideal public representative that can serve as a good role model.

Countries will soon have to re-calibrate or face being dragged kicking and screaming into the new horizon of technology-driven diplomacy, writes Thami ka Plaatjie.

Anglican Archbishop Thabo Makgoba has called on political parties to "tone down" election rhetoric, which in some cases has escalated to "character assassination".

Drum Cafe’s Drumstruck team entertained audiences with their interactive drumming theatre experience at Dollywood, Tennessee,

It is critically important that Moscow resets its foreign policy towards Africa informed by a new set of norms, values and mind-set.

Former KwaZulu-Natal Hawks head Johan Booysen will testify at the Zondo commission on Wednesday morning.

Provision for a universal basic income grant for South Africa would only increase poverty and highlight inequalities among the population.

The Gauteng MEC for Education says community has until April 23 to allow teaching and learning to resume.

Ramaphosa made a mockery of the EFF's claim that it was the government in waiting as he took the ANC's election campaign to Malema's backyard.

The report has led Higher Education Minister Naledi Pandor to ask whether matriculants are prepared for university.

Ex-Ipid boss Robert McBride has concluded his testimony at the Zondo commission where he sought to paint a law enforcement agency that is riddled with corrupt elements.

Two women have been arrested on fraud charges in a fake "resurrection" incident where a Zimbabwean man known as Brighton Moyo was filmed "rising from the dead".

The Gauteng provincial government has promised to stamp out crime and violence at schools, saying school premises had become a battleground.

The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) said on Tuesday that the Ennerdale community had until next week to allow teaching and learning to resume.

The theft of public resources represents the worst moment in post-apartheid South Africa

Former Ipid boss Robert McBride says the South African Police Service has a systematic issue of patronage which seeks to serve corrupt elements.