Political games and economic woes: The rise of anti-immigrant sentiment in South Africa

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

As protests against illegal immigration surge in South Africa, experts reveal the dangerous intersection of economic decline and political opportunism.

Zuma dismisses exclusive self-determination territories in pivotal meeting with AfriForum

Bongani Hans|Published

Jacob Zuma's recent meeting with AfriForum leader Kallie Kriel in Durban addressed critical issues surrounding self-determination, land reform, and cultural recognition ...

Sanef initiates inquiry into serious allegations against Sunday Times editor Makhudu Sefara

Loyiso Sidimba|Published

Sanef has initiated an independent legal inquiry into allegations against Sunday Times editor Makhudu Sefara, who has stepped aside amid claims of improper benefits ...

'The ANC is going to continue to bleed': Analysts warn as uMkhonto weSizwe Party enters local elections

Bongani Hans|Published

As the uMkhonto weSizwe Party enters the local government elections for the first time, political analysts express concerns about the ANC's declining support in ...

May Day: Why workers who built this country still struggling to live in it

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

Each Workers' Day, South Africa celebrates its labour force, yet the reality remains that many workers face stagnant wages and systemic challenges. This article ...

‘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, ...

November 4 and the great South African governance theatre

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

With the November 4 elections approaching, South Africans face a choice: will they be voting for genuine change or merely participating in a political performance? ...

Unpacking the truths behind Freedom Day in South Africa

Ebrahim Harvey|Published

On the 32nd anniversary of Freedom Day, Dr Ebrahim Harvey explores the unfulfilled promises of the South African Constitution and the stark realities faced by Black ...

Trump’s cantankerous leadership a bad omen for world peace

Abbey Makoe|Published

This article explores how Donald Trump's leadership and the actions of US institutions like USAID and the NED contribute to global instability and chaos in international ...

Sanef's Inquiry: What does it mean for Makhudu Sefara?

Loyiso Sidimba|Published

Sanef has launched an independent inquiry into serious allegations against Sunday Times editor Makhudu Sefara, who has stepped aside amidst claims of improper benefits ...

Will the ANC lose more support in the upcoming local elections? Analysts weigh in

Bongani Hans|Published

Political analysts raise alarms over the ANC's declining support in KwaZulu-Natal as the uMkhonto weSizwe Party contests local government elections for the first ...

Life imprisonment for Zimbabwean traffickers a bold stand against child exploitation

Chevon Booysen|Published

Three Zimbabwean nationals have been sentenced to life in prison for their roles in a harrowing human trafficking scheme that exploited vulnerable children.

South Africa turns to Brazil as foot-and-mouth disease threatens livestock survival

Karen Singh|Published

Minister John Steenhuisen forges a vital partnership with Brazil to urgently address South Africa's escalating Foot-and-Mouth Disease crisis, unveiling a bold Action ...

The Dark Side of Law Enforcement: Ex-cops jailed 17 years for corruption in murder case

Nomonde Zondi|Published

Two former senior police officers face 17 years in prison for their roles in a corruption scheme that jeopardised a murder investigation, shedding light on the pervasive ...

Why division in the alliance is counter-revolutionary: Lessons from Moses Kotane

Ishmael Mnisi|Published

Explore the profound legacy of Moses Kotane and discover why his insights on unity are crucial for the alliance's survival in today's politically fragmented landscape. ...

Drakensberg Roads: A Tourism Time Bomb!

Karen Singh|Published

The iconic Drakensberg mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage site, are in crisis as crumbling roads threaten to undermine the region's tourism economy. Industry leaders ...

Either OPEC or BRICS: One must die!

Bheki Gila|Published

The UAE's unexpected exit from OPEC raises questions about the future of global oil markets. Explore the implications of this strategic move and its potential impact ...

ANC and EFF Leaders urge workers to unite or face electoral defeat

Loyiso Sidimba|Published

On Workers’ Day, ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile and EFF Leader Julius Malema rallied their supporters, emphasising the critical need for unity and active participation ...

Desperate Times: Saftu rally highlights unfolding employment disaster

Lilita Gcwabe|Published

On Workers’ Day, SAFTU's rally in Langa highlighted the urgent crises of unemployment and poverty in South Africa, calling for immediate economic reforms to protect ...