Micro-loans: The new financial lifeline for South Africans

Paul Yon|Published

As financial pressures mount, South Africa’s consumer credit landscape is shifting dramatically, with personal loans increasing in number but decreasing in size, ...

Why is the ICC silent on Iran's actions in Gaza?

Emad Al-Sanousi|Published

The International Criminal Court is swiftly pursuing investigations against Israeli officials, yet remains silent on Iran's alarming actions in the Gaza conflict. ...

Mbeki's insights and Zungula's missteps on South Africa's employment crisis

Phapano Phasha|Published

As Vuyo Zungula pushes to criminalise employers of undocumented workers, this article explores why such political moves may harm South Africa's economy rather than ...

2026 Elections: No vote, no escape

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

With the launch of the 2026 local government elections, the IEC is not just marking a date; it’s igniting a crucial moment for South Africa's democracy. Why does ...

Why South African boards are underestimating the ESG capital shift

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

South African boards are facing a critical shift as ESG metrics move from the sidelines to the forefront of capital allocation. This article explores the implications ...

‘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, ...

The scourge of colonialism continues to reign supreme in Africa

Abbey Makoe|Published

Professor Fadhel Kaboub sheds light on the enduring impact of neo-colonialism in Africa, questioning whether the continent can truly achieve independence in a global ...

The dangers of gambling: Don’t place your financial future on a roll of the dice

Salem Nyati|Published

South Africa's gambling industry is booming, but it's not due to prosperity—it's a sign of financial distress. With rising debt and prioritisation of betting over ...

Why deployment speed is the key shift in fintech, not AI

Richard Firth|Published

Fintech is undergoing a seismic shift as organisations race to compress software release cycles from six months to just two weeks. In a landscape defined by relentless ...

Why Zimbabwe's churches must lead consistently in constitutional matters

Gcotyelwa Jimlongo|Published

The Zimbabwe Council of Churches has made a bold statement on the Constitution of Zimbabwe (Amendment No. 3) Bill, 2026, but will this mark a new era of consistent ...

Experience the magic of Ubuntu: Billy Monama's star-studded Joburg concert

Karishma Dipa|Published

Join acclaimed guitarist Billy Monama as he curates the Rebirth of Ubuntu Concert, celebrating 50 years since the 1976 Youth Uprising with a star-studded lineup ...

How Western sanctions on Russia's fleet impact global economies

Trevor Duiker|Published

Discover how Western sanctions against Russia's maritime sector are reshaping global trade and impacting economies worldwide.

From diamonds to dance: Top theatre shows in Joburg this week

Karishma Dipa|Published

Discover the vibrant world of South African theatre with 'BLING!', 'Heal The World' and 'Sarafina!' - three productions that celebrate culture, resilience and the ...

Exploring the role of faith in personal growth

Paul Phume|Published

In a heartfelt reflection, the author shares how a simple conversation with his nephew about faith led him to ponder its significance in both challenges and triumphs. ...

Africa Month: Haitian flag hoisted high in celebration of the world's first black republic

MAZWI XABA|Updated

Johannesburg commemorates Haitian National Flag Day, celebrating the enduring spirit of resilience and the historic significance of Haiti as the world's first independent ...

Kholeka Gcaleka refers corruption claims against top cops to Madlanga Inquiry

Bongani Hans|Published

Public Protector Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka has referred serious allegations of misconduct against Mpumalanga police officers to the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, ...

DA's Sithembiso Ngema welcomes new members, calls for political transformation in eThekwini

Bongani Hans|Published

DA KZN leader Sithembiso Ngema welcomes disillusioned members from rival parties, promising a brighter future and tackling corruption in eThekwini Municipality.

Justice under fire: New policy to shield prosecutors from rising threats

Loyiso Sidimba|Published

Department of Justice and Constitutional Development set to unveil a new policy aimed at protecting prosecutors following a series of violent incidents, including ...

South African activists recount traumatic experiences from Gaza flotilla mission

Karen Singh|Published

Brave South African delegates from the Global Sumud Flotilla return home, sharing urgent and harrowing testimonies of their detention in an Israeli prison.