Since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013, Manchester United have cycled through multiple permanent and interim managers with little lasting success. Here is a breakdown of their records.

Serbia and South Africa marked 30 years of diplomatic relations with a special collaborative concert, celebrating decades of cultural and political ties.

At the inaugural COMMRE 2026 conference in Durban, Unisa and maritime sector leaders called for ocean research to drive tangible economic benefits, protect ecosystems, and empower coastal communities across Africa.

As International Men’s Day approaches, this exploration of men in midlife unpacks the converging economic and social pressures they face, the reality behind male silence, and why redefining strength is essential for wellbeing.

As coalition talks gather pace across hung South African municipalities, the ANC explores whether the SACP could transfer council seats to rescue mayoral candidates in Johannesburg.

From a school choir in KwaZulu-Natal to sharing stages with Doja Cat at Coachella, a cappella quintet The Joy take their isicathamiya harmonies global as they unveil their heartfelt new EP, Home.

Photographer Simphiwe Fuwe Molefe investigates the everyday reality of living with recurring sewage in Katlehong, documenting how chronic infrastructure failure penetrates the sanctity of home.

As Statistics South Africa reports unemployment climbing to 33.7%, President Cyril Ramaphosa has sparked outrage by approving pay hikes of up to 4% for public office-bearers and judges.

Several prominent South African leaders, including President Cyril Ramaphosa and former presidents Jacob Zuma, Thabo Mbeki, and Kgalema Motlanthe, now reside in municipal wards governed by rival opposition parties following recent election results.

Despite winning the largest vote share in 19 hung councils across KwaZulu-Natal, the MK Party faces tough coalition negotiations to avoid being sidelined once again into the opposition benches.

Taking inspiration from Drum magazine's iconic Sis Dolly column, Landiwe Gama and Zama Marubelela have turned candid big-sister advice into their hit podcast Because We Said So.

As traditional patriarchal norms are challenged, South African authors are exploring what manhood means today. Through fiction, memoirs, and anthologies, these five books unpack male vulnerability, mental health, and the journey toward positive mascu...

Despite growing royal and political recognition of Diwali in South Africa, descendants of Indian indentured labourers are still waiting for a promised Durban monument honouring their ancestors.

Decolonisation cannot belong only to the leaders who negotiated the 1994 transition or the state institutions speaking in its name. It must be lived and shaped in everyday communities.

Radisson Safari Hotel Hoedspruit has become Africa's first verified net-zero hotel, proving that safari lodges can eliminate landfill waste, slash emissions, and champion sustainable luxury.

Ditching the traditional luxury SUV, we took the new Volkswagen Golf 8.5 GTI to a wedding to see how South Africa's favourite hot hatch handles daily life, comfort, and local car culture.

A UNICEF report reveals that nearly three in five adolescent boys hold harmful attitudes about gender and relationships by age 13, highlighting the urgent need for early interventions to challenge toxic masculinity and promote equality.

North-West University has awarded legendary broadcaster Tim Modise an honorary doctorate, celebrating a pioneering career that helped guide South Africa through its democratic transition.

After Olympic champion Tatjana Smith announced her switch to represent the Netherlands, South African sport faces urgent questions about athlete funding, governance, and dual-citizenship eligibility.

In a market crowded with aggressive styling and complex powertrains, the new F70 BMW 118 Pure Design offers a refreshing return to motoring basics, delivering refined comfort and everyday usability.

Billionaire industrialist Aliko Dangote has launched a $2.5 billion fuel pipeline project in Namibia, expanding an ambitious pan-African strategy to process the continent's resources at home.

Despite a record surge in political parties contesting South Africa's elections, voter participation continues to decline as citizens confront unfulfilled promises, coalition instability, and a lack of credible policy alternatives.

Heading into COP31 in Antalya, Africa must abandon the begging bowl and demand fair payment for uncompensated adaptation labour, loss and damage transfers, and mineral beneficiation.

Academic Srila Roy addresses the fallout from her controversial tweet and explores the complex tensions of xenophobia, academic freedom, and decolonial feminism in her new book, Dissonant Intimacies.

Businessman Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala has altered his testimony at the Madlanga Commission regarding payments to Bheki Cele and Shadrack Sibiya, accusing anti-corruption investigators of altering his statement.

Allegations regarding UCT vice-chancellor Professor Mosa Moshabela's treatment of staff were left largely untested after several employees feared reprisals if named, court records reveal.

Fresh concerns have emerged regarding the Gauteng e-government department's multi-million rand technology tender, following revelations that a bid evaluation chair was replaced before the contract was partially awarded.

Catch the premiere of South Africa's first celebrity edition of Come Dine With Me, listen to Tarryn Lamb’s new single, and explore the sparkling Nespresso and Swarovski collection.

Rhodes University invites applications for the position of Vice-Chancellor on a seven-year fixed-term contract to lead its academic, administrative, and strategic operations.

Pitso Mosimane's Bafana Bafana take on Benni McCarthy's Kenya in a high-stakes 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier at Orlando Stadium, pitting two South African legends against each other.

Despite relatively healthy dam levels, failing municipal infrastructure, leaking pipes, and rising food prices could leave South Africa vulnerable as a powerful El Niño approaches.

Manchester United have parted ways with head coach Michael Carrick after slipping into the Premier League relegation zone, with talks already underway for Mauricio Pochettino to take charge.

A 10th suspect has been arrested by the Hawks for allegedly attempting to travel from South Africa to join the Russia-Ukraine war, as multiple co-accused appear in court.

With four in ten South African learners dropping out before matric, structured after-school programmes provide vital academic support, safety, and mentorship beyond classroom hours.

South African researchers have joined an international mission deploying autonomous Saildrones to brave harsh Antarctic winter storms and measure how the Southern Ocean absorbs carbon dioxide.

Huawei XMAGE and Paris Photo have unveiled the 'A Heartwarming World' exhibition at the Grand Palais, marking the 10th anniversary of the photography awards and revealing the 2026 winners.

Diabetes is a silent condition that often causes years of unseen damage before symptoms appear. Endocrinologist Dr Ankia Coetzee explains why early testing, lifestyle changes, and ending stigma are vital to saving lives.

An analysis by Climate Central shows that human-caused climate change has made this week's extreme November heat in parts of South Africa up to five times more likely, affecting millions nationwide.

Promised lucrative civilian work, thousands of young Africans have instead been recruited to fight on Russian front lines in Ukraine. African governments face mounting pressure to protect their citizens, investigate trafficking networks, and demand a...

As voting patterns shift in response to poor service delivery and stalled economic transformation, an analysis explores how the failure of black political leadership could reshape South Africa's racial and electoral dynamics.

A landmark study across Africa reveals that while non-profits provide young workers with purpose and respect, short grant cycles and limited funding leave many facing precarious, insufficient incomes.

UN chief António Guterres has urged world leaders at COP31 to back a new Climate Justice Compact, pressing rich nations and oil giants to finance the global green transition.

A senior manager at the eThekwini municipality faces dismissal after an internal disciplinary tribunal found him guilty of sustained sexual misconduct and harassment against a junior employee.

While South Africa's 2024 elections ushered in a new democratic coalition era, female political representation suffered a significant decline, highlighting the urgent need for legislated gender parity.

With youth unemployment standing at a staggering 47.3%, South Africa's Skills Revolution seeks to bridge the gap between education and the labour market through targeted vocational training, institutional accountability, and strategic partnerships.

Chery Group South Africa and the National Consumer Commission have announced a massive recall of over 23,000 vehicles, addressing potential rear axle and braking defects across Tiggo and Omoda models.

Alleged criminal kingpin Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala told the Madlanga Commission that Idac investigators coerced him to fabricate evidence targeting former police minister Bheki Cele in a plea deal witness statement.

Double Olympic gold medallist Tatjana Smith has switched her allegiance to represent the Netherlands, delivering a significant blow to South African swimming ahead of the 2028 Olympics.

The DG Murray Trust warns that provinces extending liquor trading hours risk legal challenges, as the Constitutional Court considers the government's duty to mitigate alcohol-related harm.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has approved salary increases of up to 4% for politicians, traditional leaders, and judges, drawing sharp criticism from trade union federation Cosatu.