Fuelling a Revolution: The inherent risk of imprisoning Julius Malema
Boitumelo Senokoane|Published

Fuelling a Revolution: The inherent risk of imprisoning Julius Malema

Examining Ukraine's alleged use of terrorist tactics in Africa and beyond

Eric Hamm|Published

On February 6, 2026, a senior Russian military official was shot in Moscow, raising questions about Ukraine's escalating military strategies. This article delves ...

John Steenhuisen's exit from DA race unmasks turmoil with Helen Zille

Bongani Hans|Published

John Steenhuisen's shocking withdrawal from the DA leadership race not only raises eyebrows but also unveils a brewing storm within the party. As tensions escalate ...

Judge Mbenenge cleared, but can he really return?

Chevon Booysen|Published

While Judge Mbenenge has been cleared of serious misconduct in a sexual harassment case, uncertainty looms over his return to duty, as the Office of the Chief Justice ...

Watch VideoGavin Hunt says Stellies must avoid defeat in Congo to keep CAF hopes alive

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Stellenbosch face Otoho d’Oyo in a must-win CAF Confederation Cup clash, with coach Gavin Hunt admitting defeat would end their continental campaign.

Johannesburg's water crisis exposes infrastructure failures

Loyiso Sidimba|Published

Johannesburg is grappling with a severe water crisis that continues to disrupt daily life for residents, despite the municipality's hefty investments in infrastructure ...

‘We must propel the voices of women in science’ – Deputy Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation at UP Women in Science ...

Partnered Content|Published

Deputy Minister Nomalungelo Gina urges a national commitment to spotlight the achievements of women in STEM during her keynote at the Women in Science Symposium, ...

Could Sona 2026 be South Africa's breaking point?

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

As South Africa braces for President Cyril Ramaphosa's 2026 State of the Nation Address, political parties and civil society are demanding urgent action on crime, ...

Love, Lies, and Corruption: Scandalous secrets revealed at Madlanga Commission

Bongani Hans|Published

Shocking testimonies at the Madlanga Commission unveil deep-rooted corruption within the SAPS, revealing the troubling connections between senior officers and a ...

Bridging Divides Through Philanthropy: Reflections on a landmark book launch

Phapano Phasha|Published

In a nation fractured by political strife and economic disparity, Dr Iqbal Survé's book launch emerges as a beacon of hope. Can philanthropy truly bridge the deep ...

Watch VideoTS Galaxy refuse to hide behind selling-club tag as Nedbank Cup ambition grows

Mihlali Baleka|Published

TS Galaxy remain determined to compete for honours despite selling key players and will look to continue their Nedbank Cup push when they face Marumo Gallants in ...

Spaza Shops: South Africa's economic lifeline we can't afford to ignore

Paul Phume|Published

Are we undervaluing the backbone of South Africa's economy? Dive into the heated debate surrounding the spaza industry and uncover why these informal shops deserve ...

Will the AU Water Investment Summit ignite a new era for Africa's water security?

Pemmy Majodina|Published

The AU Water Investment Summit has emerged as a pivotal event in the quest for sustainable financing for water and sanitation, shaping a new multilateral framework ...

Beyond Steenhuisen's exit: The deeper problems facing the DA

Mbali Ntuli|Published

Former DA leader Mbali Ntuli offers a candid insider perspective on John Steenhuisen's departure from the Democratic Alliance leadership, exposing deeper systemic ...

SA risks isolation in Western Sahara peace deal

Abbey Makoe|Published

Amid a rapidly evolving peace process in Western Sahara, South Africa finds itself at a crossroads, balancing its historical support for independence with new geopolitical ...

Human rights drown in the rising tide of water crisis

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

Residents of Midrand are facing a dire water crisis, enduring days without access to this basic human right. As frustration mounts, the government's neglect raises ...

UWC's Bold Move: Feeding students amid NSFAS funding delay

Lilita Gcwabe|Published

As 10,000 students risk hunger due to NSFAS delays, UWC initiates a crucial food support campaign to ensure no student suffers while waiting for financial aid.

Is early education the key to breaking the cycle of poverty?

Staff Reporter|Published

Can early intervention in education truly uplift entire communities? Discover how The Love Trust is transforming the lives of disadvantaged learners through quality ...

How nourishing our children can save South Africa's future

Staff Reporter|Published

Amid the alarming statistic that 23% of South African children face severe food poverty, discover how community food gardens are not just feeding hungry bellies ...

KwaZulu-Natal's name and its role in South Africa's reconciliation journey

Siyabonga Hadebe|Published

Are the names we use in South Africa merely symbols of cultural recognition, or do they perpetuate historical injustices? This article explores the implications ...