As polling results begin to trickle in at the IEC’s Results Operation Centre, VF+ has already began to see significant growth in it national numbers. In 2014 the party held 0.9% of the national vote. Just 32% into the current national results counting, the party now holds 3.11% of the vote.

South Africa’s young registered voters feel that promises to deliver a fee free reliable education system is little more then political grandstanding.

As South Africa heads to the polls, we compare some of the promises made by notorious former president Jacob Zuma at the start of his tenure to those recently made by standing president Cyril Ramaphosa. ​

As the country goes to the polls, we ask young registered voters if they consider race and racial tension when casting their vote.

With the national general elections just around the corner, research done by data analysis firm EDGIS show that the largest amount of registered voters are under 20 years old. Unfortunately, this age cohort historically has not shown up to the polls. We hit the streets of Joburg to find out why.

The Sunday Times' Michele Magwood speaks to British novelist Ian McEwan about his new book Machines Like Me

Author of Gangster State: Unravelling Ace Magashule's Web of Capture, Pieter-Louis Myburgh, talks to Sunday Times reporter Iavan Pijoos about the disruption of a recent book launch.

A group of disgruntled ANC secretary general Ace Magashule’s loyalists interrupted the book launch in Johannesburg on Thursday evening.

The group from the Free State brought the event to a standstill as they stormed Exclusive Books in Sandton. Their presence resulted in the store's employees removing copies of Myburgh's book from the shelves.

Women are in the majority when it comes to voting in South Africa.

That's according to research conducted by data expert Paul Berkowitz of EDGIS, which was presented on the 9th of April 2019 at a Business Day event titled "Election Directions".

Retired Concourt Judge and KwaZulu-Natal Society for the Blind and Deaf Zak Yacoob offers the organisation's axed director Shamilla Surjoo money to drop her CCMA case against them for reinstatement.

Sowetan journalist Neo Goba calls former Cosatu president Sdumo Dlamini for comment on the organisation’s leadership change.