The recent spate of deaths across the country linked to ‘spaza shops’ exposes the enduring legacy of apartheid.

As South Africa navigates its divided stances on Palestine, it must also confront the lingering separations within ...

The country’s governing party had severed ties with the former president in July after he campaigned for an opposition party ...

His brilliant career had extended to almost six decades; his paintings were exhibited in some of the world’s top galleries; ...

A Labour MP has once again called Israel an “apartheid” regime despite having to previously apologise for using the term. Kim ...

Voters head to the polls on Wednesday in the latest test for one of southern Africa’s liberation parties, which have been ...

Everyone knows how jazz, intertwined with the deeper sound of blues, emerged as the indomitable musical voice of black ...

The films I make are always reminders of what’s going on right now,” Peck says, discussing his new film on Ernest Cole.

Analysis - Jan Christiaan Smuts (1870-1950) and Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (1918-2013) belonged to and were shaped by two different epochs in South Africa, yet left an indelible mark on its history.

The poet, author and painter had not lived in South Africa for decades, leaving in the early 1960s to settle in Paris, where he became a global voice against apartheid. What was intended to be a ...