ANC's decline management hampers South Africa's nation-building efforts
ANC's governance style shifted from nation-building to decline management, critics argue
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ANC's governance style shifted from nation-building to decline management, critics argue
Residents in Kensington, Johannesburg, struggle with unreliable water supply as elections approach
Caf president Patrice Motsepe says the decision to return the Africa Cup of Nations to a two-year cycle is in the best interest of African football.
South Africa's Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia proposes Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi as the national head of the Hawks, sparking debate over his suitability for the role.
Durban's Pier 2 container terminal faces a backlog that could take until February to clear, says Transport Minister Barbara Creecy.
African cities are reclaiming degraded land, restoring wetlands and turning waste into resources to improve urban life.
Forty-eight African countries attend the third Russia-Africa summit, with 22 heads of state, as Russia seeks to strengthen ties and challenge Western influence.
With local government elections approaching, voters are being urged to focus on service delivery rather than party loyalty or slogans.
Air Chefs CEO Matshela Seshibe proposes mutual separation deal after being found guilty in internal disciplinary process
South Africa's Department of Social Development spent R1.27bn on Sassa grants for legal foreign nationals in 2025/26.
Pax College in South Africa secures its future with a memorandum of understanding between its Alumni Association, the Limpopo Department of Education, and other stakeholders.
South African shooter Joel Cohen, 74, defends his world title at the IPSC Shotgun World Shoot in Greece, winning individual and team gold medals.