Fuelling Fears: Is South Africa's supply burning out?

Karen Singh|Published

With rising tensions in the Middle East, South Africa's fuel supply is at a critical juncture, prompting experts to warn of potential shortages, long queues at petrol ...

Watch VideoLebohang Mabo slams rumours of Kaizer Chiefs player revolt ahead of Durban City clash

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Four losses in a row have sparked rumours of a senior player revolt at Kaizer Chiefs. Lebohang Maboe sets the record straight, calling for a " united front" against ...

What does the US victory in Iran look like?

Bheki Gila|Published

The ongoing conflict in Iran raises pressing questions about the implications for global airlines and fuel prices. As tensions escalate, what does a US victory mean ...

How India transformed into the world's fastest-growing economy

Phapano Phasha|Published

Discover how India, a founding member of BRICS Plus, has transformed from one of the world's poorest nations into a dynamic economic powerhouse, reshaping the landscape ...

Are Meta glasses the future of invasive surveillance?

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

Discover how Meta's smart glasses have sparked a global privacy debate, leading to a class action lawsuit over their invasive surveillance capabilities.

‘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, ...

Understanding South Africa's military deployment in Soweto's townships: Why it is not yet uhuru

Itumeleng Mothoagae|Published

In a nation where the state remains invisible, the deployment of soldiers to townships reveals a troubling reality. This op-ed explores the enduring struggle for ...

Harnessing the diaspora for women’s empowerment in Africa amid climate challenges

Abdou Samb|Published

On International Women’s Day 2026, we confront the stark reality that women’s rights in Africa require more than just words; they demand actionable solutions. This ...

New US envoy Bozell’s start in South Africa is unsavoury

Abbey Makoe|Published

South Africa's diplomatic relations with the US face new challenges as envoy Leo Brent Bozell makes waves shortly after his appointment, raising questions about ...

Why nobody sounded the alarm: South Africa’s governance crisis exposed

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

South Africans view scandals as a spectator sport, but when crises hit, the warnings were clear. Why did nobody sound the alarm? This article explores the systemic ...

British Army in Kenya: New victims reveal their stories

Moayad Al-Lami|Published

Three young women from Kenya bravely share their traumatic experiences with British soldiers, shedding light on a troubling history of abuse and the struggle for ...

Inside Joburg’s most luxurious iftar: Whispers of Diriyah delivers a Saudi feast for the senses

Debashine Thangevelo|Published

Join me on a culinary journey at Whispers of Diriyah, where traditional Saudi flavours meet modern dining in an unforgettable iftar experience.

Nora En Pure and the Catch a Fire Reggae Music Festival live in Joburg this weekend

Karishma Dipa|Published

Join the vibrant celebrations in Johannesburg this weekend with Nora En Pure's Purified music festival, the immersive Catch a Fire Reggae Music Festival in Soweto, ...

A court for the weak? Why major powers ignore the ICC while Africa stands trial

Osman Mirghani|Published

On November 13, 2025, an international coalition of lawyers and human rights groups appealed to the ICC to investigate President Samia Suluhu Hassan's actions during ...

South Africa knows how corruption works, what it still lacks are consequences

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

Despite revealing that over a third of Gauteng's senior officials failed lifestyle audits, South Africa's response has been lacklustre. What does this say about ...

Watch VideoMeet Zamaswazi Nkosi, the Soweto designer whose Orlando Pirates outfit won big at the stadium

Lutho Pasiya|Published

Discover the inspiring journey of Zamaswazi Nkosi, a self-taught fashion designer from Soweto, whose unique blend of African tradition and modern couture earned ...

Collen Maluleke celebrates victory with a new live African anthem, ‘Hita Humelela’

Lutho Pasiya|Published

Collen Maluleke's new single ‘Hita Humelela’ is a powerful anthem of perseverance and faith, celebrating the journey of overcoming challenges through music and worship. ...

Salary Benchmarking Insights: Why 48% of South Africans believe their pay doesn't reflect their work

Staff Reporter|Published

Despite record-high average salaries, nearly half of South African professionals feel underpaid, living paycheck to paycheck and facing financial distress. Explore ...

Secrets, wit and survival: Fiona Ramsay unpacks the fragile diva in 'The Opera Singer'

Debashine Thangevelo|Published

Fiona Ramsay returns to the stage in 'The Opera Singer', a play by Janna Ramos-Violante that delves into the life of an opera diva grappling with her past and the ...