December 22, 20144:22 PM ET DIANE COLE  In Namibia today, members of the ancient tribe of hunter-gatherers still forage. New genetic research reveals they were once the largest group of humans. Stephan C. Schuster/Penn…
10.9.2017 11:35 am Citizen reporter  AFP/File / Jennifer Bruce Winemaker Adi Baadenhorst gestures toward his wineyard on November 28, 2014 at Kalmoesfontein Farm, in the Swartland region of South Africa Despite R2bn spent annually,…
2.10.2017 05:10 am  A small shoot of a granadilla tree grows on a field in Zebediela Citrus Farm in Zebediela, Limpopo on 28 September 2017. The farm has diversified it’s plantations, with a granadilla…
2.10.2017 08:12 am Hilton Tarrant  ‘The right question is not: ‘What do our people want or need?’ The chairman of Shoprite Holdings, Dr Christo Wiese, says that “attempts to find practical solutions to our…
By Siya Tsewu – September 30, 2017 A frustrated and highly trained heart doctor is sitting in Mthatha’s Nelson Mandela Academic hospital surrounded by high-tech specialist state-of-the-art equipment worth R28-million – but without anyone to…
By TimesLIVE – October 2, 2017 By: Neels Blom SA’s professional association of civil engineers has issued a damning report on state-run infrastructure‚ saying it is not coping with demand and that it is likely…
24.9.2016 07:30 am Amanda Watson  Khoisan people| Supplied Ifnasa wants legal standing for the premise that the Khoi-San were the original occupiers of the land, and therefore everyone else is the invader. This land…
Khoisan, southern Africa’s first inhabitants, seek legal redress for ‘injustices’ and demand land rights as well as cultural protection  Khoisan rock art. The Khoisan are seeking legal redress for what they claim is ‘cultural…
12 September 2017 – 08:53BY PENWELL DLAMINI A multimillion rand housing project has been vandalised beyond recognition in Gauteng. Image: Penwell Dlamini A multi-million rand housing project completed in 2011 has been vandalised beyond recognition and…
[OPINION] The Conversation | a day ago This article first appeared on The Conversation. While Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo, and Desmond Tutu are rightly venerated for their role in opposing and ending white minority rule in South Africa,…
