The Truth and Reconciliation Commission estimated that apartheid's destabilisation strategy cost six Frontline States about US$45 billion
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A walk through Masorini where wildlife meets ancient heritage
Masorini, which is unfenced, offers visitors the unique thrill and experience of fusing wildlife and cultural heritage
Dry taps and mounting pressure shape Gauteng’s election landscape
Gauteng’s water crisis raises questions about municipal service delivery ahead of local elections.
Rural businesses seek real returns from Limpopo’s billion rand pledges
Limpopo’s R452bn investment pledges raise questions about jobs and benefits for local communities.
Home Affairs faces legal and public pressure over asylum registration plan
Home Affairs plans to move asylum registration online by 10 November amid public anger over migration management.
Parliament demands new asylum plan after Home Affairs retreats on directive
Parliament demands a new asylum plan and faster migration law reforms.
Mr President: the law is dismally failing millions of rural citizens
The law is increasingly experienced not as a shield of protection, but as a source of fear, trauma, landlessness, and deep humiliation
Parliament calls for action as farmworker schemes fail beneficiaries
More than R683 million has been approved across 89 farmworker equity schemes, but many beneficiaries have seen limited economic benefits.
Inside the devastating human and environmental toll of SA’s manganese boom
Behind the global rush for green energy minerals lies a quiet crisis in South Africa’s Northern Cape
Dust and thunder in the village as SA celebrates Heritage Day
Our cultural and natural heritage are both irreplaceable sources of life and inspiration









