A group of Indigenous youth from the United States, some as young as seven, visited the United Nations Headquarters in New York this week for the first time.

Generations of activists, cadres and civic leaders placed their hopes in the Freedom Charter, seeing in it a roadmap to ...

The Department of Employment and Labour has warned businesses to obey the country’s new Employment Equity laws and prepare ...

Parliament has called on the Minister of Police to conduct an audit of its workforce following the arrest of high-ranking ...

Opinion - The Democratic Alliance's refusal to join the national dialogue shows it has learnt nothing from history and still cannot hear the voices of ordinary South Africans, writes Zukile Majova in ...

Follow TNM’s WhatsApp channel for news updates and story links.In 2001, when Temba Bavuma was 11 years old, his school magazine asked him where he saw himself i ...

On Nelson Mandela International Day, community members reflect on his legacy and the importance of service, sharing personal ...

The United States sent five migrants it describes as “barbaric” criminals to the African nation of Eswatini in an expansion ...

Dorothy Jacobs, who played a crucial role in South African history by granting permission for her coloured husband's heart to ...

The debate on the Presidency Budget Vote has been spirited, at times provocative, but above all, a credit to our democratic order. It is just over a year since the people of South Africa peacefully ...

Schoolboy rugby now reflects meritocracy and demographic shiftsElite schools drive talent regardless of race, proving quotas ...

Butcher, who shuttles between his native Barbados and the UK, is currently in England spreading the message of an inclusive ...