Lee Stuttaford

The core curriculum will be the focus of teaching for grades 7 and 12 when pupils return to school on 1 June, according to basic

The Transvaal Agricultural Union (TAU) has accused the government of acting in bad faith in its provision of Covid-19 relief. In a statement, the TAU

Tom Thabane, Lesotho’s embattled Prime Minister, announced his resignation yesterday. In a televised address to the country Thabane said: ‘The time to retire from the

The government’s phased exit from the lockdown is nonsensical and unscientific, says one of the top scientists advising it, according to News24.   Dr Glenda Gray,

The Democratic Alliance (DA) and the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) are applying pressure on the government to demonstrate greater accountability. The Democratic Alliance (DA) argues

Three quarters of small and micro businesses will shut their doors permanently if the lockdown runs beyond June of this year, warns the South Africa

A freeze has been put on the unilateral sale of assets of beleaguered South African Airways (SAA) unitl 30 June in terms of a Memorandum

President Cyril Ramaphosa was to continue consultations today with Cabinet colleagues, provincial premiers and local government on preparing the country for a shift to a

Covid-19 has not put a stop to the infamous ‘Florida Man’ stories. Robert Hartsock, 28, of Pensacola, Florida was arrested last week for allegedly stabbing

Google, the global software behemoth, has released data around the movement of individuals, gleaned from people’s cellphones. The data shows that around the world there