This government must always be checked and kept honest, writes Pieter du Toit.

Rob Houwing recalls what should have been the Boks’ routine RWC ‘95 clash with Canada turning into an infamous, ice hockey-like barney.

Veteran Ireland flyhalf Johnny Sexton says he harbours hopes of a third British & Irish Lions tour.

Covid-19 has hit the Western Cape harder, and faster, than any other part of the country. Is it providing us with a snapshot of what is to come elsewhere, or will it be our New York, a tragic exception?

As we have seen in America, racism will simmer away until there is one incident too many and it all becomes too much. This can easily happen in South Africa as well, writes Melanie Verwoerd.

The High Court in Pretoria declaring lockdown alert levels 4 and 3 unconstitutional and invalid vindicates the Bill of Rights and the Constitution, the applicants’ attorney has said.

Two 9-year old girls have allegedly been killed in a bizarre exorcism ritual to ward off "evil spirits" who were "forcing them to drink blood".

Stay up to date with the latest news, views and analysis as the number of coronavirus cases in SA increases.

Education experts are at odds on whether to reopen schools or not.

The National Council of Provinces has confirmed the provisional suspension of Pretoria's chief magistrate who allegedly received security upgrades from corruption-linked company Bosasa.

Some airlines have decided to leave middle seats open to help practice social distancing, but airlines say it's not enough to meet most countries' requirements.

A well-managed rural Eastern Cape boarding school, which continuously produces top matric achievers despite limited resources, continues to punch above its weight.

The Educators Union of South Africa has lodged an urgent court application to interdict the reopening of schools on 8 June.

An East London medical doctor, who was arrested for allegedly selling a sick note to an undercover Hawks agent, was released on R3 000 bail by the East London Magistrate's Court on Tuesday.

Fifty more people have died of the coronavirus, bringing the number of fatalities to 755, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize has confirmed.

Health Minister Zweli Mkhize says a potential winning formula for tackling Covid-19 cases in towns and municipalities could be found in the example of Witzenberg.

The KwaZulu-Natal government, which is under pressure to justify its continued financial support to Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini who receives more than R60 million annually, has developed a plan that will eventually see the king becoming financial independent.

The jackpot prize in Tuesday's Daily Lotto draw rolled down to the next level with 88 players winning R1 832.20 by matching four numbers.

Here are the winning Powerball and Powerball Plus numbers from the Tuesday, 2 June, draw.

Those who cannot afford private healthcare will benefit from a deal the government is negotiating with private sector for Covid-19 beds, Heath Minister Zweli Mkhize has vowed.