Daily Maverick sports editor Craig Ray and journalist Keanan Hemmonsbey dissect the Springboks' season and look ahead to what is in store for the Boks in 2025. The Springboks enjoyed a stellar 2024 ...

The year’s Artist of the Year runners-up have each pushed the limit in their chosen medium, bridging beauty and activism to produce something fresh and evocative.

This year has seen the young, talented and pretty girl from Joburg scale the heights of a global pop odyssey – and she’s only just begun.

There’s nothing quite like dipping your toes in the waters of Gariep Dam while sipping a sundowner – unless it’s dipping your toes in the pool of the De Stijl Gariep Hotel overlooking the massive dam ...

Russia’s Federal Security Service said on Thursday it had foiled several plots by Ukrainian intelligence services to kill high-ranking Russian officers and their families in Moscow using bombs ...

An Eastern Cape tavern owner is set to appear in court on Friday for allegedly trying to pay police officers not to close his establishment after midnight.

Our more-than-worthy runners-up in this hotly contested category are a podcaster known for his racist remarks on social media, who John Steenhuisen appointed as chief of staff, and a former adviser to ...

The chairperson of the Archbishop Tutu IP Trust, Dr Mamphela Ramphele, has called for new support for the United Nations as the trust commemorates the third anniversary of its patron’s death.

Zuma was the not-so-dark horse on which Liebenberg bet to provide his “volk” ­ (people) with a Promised Homeland, a Freudian ruse the grifter thought up to bag this very volk. If you can snag that ...

The multidisciplinary artist talks about her journey to compassion for herself and how this has informed every aspect of her life.

Rudie van Rensburg’s Medusa is a visceral exploration of child trafficking, told through a kaleidoscope of perspectives that expose the harrowing reality behind the crime.

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