Iron ore-aligned stocks retreated, however, suggesting some profit-taking, following a big rally on Tuesday, which was led by Kumba Iron Ore
Mining asteroids is big business, with kickbacks to Earth, and Luxembourg is at the forefront of introducing laws that entrench miners’ rights, writes Adam Minter
The Muslim Judicial Council marches to Parliament over the ‘continuous desecrations’ at the Muslim holy site
Last week, Khoza said that President Jacob Zuma had lost ‘legitimacy‚ credibility‚ integrity and honour’
CEO Eric Wood buys out Salim Essa’s 60% holding in Trillian for undisclosed amount
Deodorant sales grew by 8% in the last financial year, as social media drives the trend towards increased focus on personal grooming
The bank will help improve access to finance, Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies says, to create new role-players in the economy
Russian minister says the latest US sanctions leave no room to improve ties between Moscow and Washington and takes their relationship into uncharted waters
Stuart Baxter will no longer coach the national team for the African Nations Championship‚ handing over that task to his assistant, Thabo Senong
New book aims to ‘set the record straight’ about heroes and true impetus behind smash-hit musical
People familiar with Bevan de Wet’s art will be surprised by the complete about-turn he has made in his practice
MultiChoice’s contract with Gupta channel flies in the face of a commitment to enriching South Africans’ lives, writes Deon Wiggett
Tradition of political resistance versus glorification of white motherhood
Unisa Music Foundation is giving about 1,400 students from disadvantaged backgrounds access to musical instruments and free lessons
Collaborative public artworks will inspire Livingstone and Johannesburg to take action on the environment
Game of Thrones has just one season to run after the current one — but could live on in spin-offs
Kismet’s history highlights Cape Town move to find ways of integrating city still held apart by apartheid, writes Pippa Green
The past meets the present in carved tree roots and refashioned civil war weapons as a new generation builds on the nation’s rich legacy of art
While male artists outnumber female counterparts in SA, the high value of pieces by the likes of Irma Stern and Maggie Laubser confirms a turning tide
The African art market has performed very well and there is optimism 2017 will conclude on a high not, writes Fred Scott
Participants from 10 cities across the world provide a moving glimpse into their fears and desires in an attempt to destigmatise the disease
After almost 40 years of foot-stomping music that challenged apartheid and promoted reconciliation, the musician is heading out on his final tour
Lara Foot has an interesting way of engaging audiences when her subject matter is painful, writes Edward Tsumele
Mhlophe won the documentary award at the prestigious LA Film Festival last week, and is taking her film Liyana to the Durban International Film Festival in July
Artist Sam Shendi exhibits lively, bright and upbeat sculptures that conceal his harrowing history, writes Mary Corrigall
The Museum of Modern Art in New York is exhibiting Frank Lloyd Wright’s personal and professional records, writes Paul Goldberger
The dramatic story of Prestwich Place skeletons inspired playwright’s new work after returning from London, writes Janine Stephen
Hollywood, for all its sins, is faithfully tracking the disintegration of the American way of life, writes Yunus Momoniat
The brutality and unfairness of xenophobia is a core theme in Vusi Mhlongo’s Voice from Kilimanjaro, writes Edward Tsumele
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