It's reported that Cape Town discharges more than 40 megalitres of raw sewage into the Atlantic Ocean daily, a claim the city denies.

Specific sectors including macadamia nuts, automotive components and steel are expected to experience more acute pain and impact.

The South African Law Reform Commission has released a discussion paper on alternative dispute resolution in criminal matters.

The withdrawal of the Pepfar funding earlier this year had a significant effect on HIV/Aids programmes in South Africa, resulting in the closure of clinics, NGOs, and the retrenchment of thousands of healthcare workers.

While everyone is diversifying away from China and its leveraging tactics, South Africa is presented with a chance to exploit its advantages, writes @william_gumede.

My audience for this column is grade 12 pupils who are unlikely to have codes 6s (70-79%) and 7s (80-100%) in their exam results. Those achievers can mostly fend for themselves, writes Jonathan Jansen.

Pieter Groenewald sparked intense debate last week when he floated the idea in parliament of reinstating corporal punishment, mainly as a way of reducing the number of prisoners.

Whistle-blowing is not just for the minions. People with a conscience, regardless of their rank, must be encouraged to follow in Mkhwanazi’s footsteps, writes @JJTabane.

Every time someone tells me “things were better under apartheid”, a knot twists in my stomach, writes Nkosi Zwide.

More people have come out to deny being part of higher education minister Nobuhle Nkabane's panel to appoint the board chairs of the sector education and training authorities.

The decorum with which Mkhwanazi conducted the press conference ticked several boxes of a trusted senior bureaucrat operating within his oath of office, writes Lucky Mathebula.

While we all have a right to take sides and to demonstrate in support of any cause we deem noble, there is still a duty to investigate all claims, writes @Sthezozo.

John Steenhuisen says the latest tariffs the US announced for South Africa signal the country needs to align with its strategic trade partners.

Telling most South Africans they can’t drink is a non-starter. But what we all do need to know is just how dangerous it is — and what we can do to curb it, writes David Harrison.

The rot is deep. The allegations are made about individuals and the uprightness of the entire system, as they also implicate the judiciary.

It’s clear now that cooperation, key to the country’s prosperity, is not a concern for either of the two largest parties in SA, writes Khumo Kumalo.

The local insurance industry has experienced losses after the social unrest in 2021 and floods in KZN.

It’s not just about where you come from but where you are going, as exemplified by Denisha Christians and Zanele Xenxe.

There is so much more in the Sunday Times — have your pick, there is something for everyone.

The fingerprints of this champion of transformation can be found all over Stats SA, writes Pali Lehohla.