Trust in the judiciary: South Africa's crisis of confidence
South Africans have expressed a sense of inquiry-fatigue. They have witnessed far too many commissions without any of them leading to discernible positive effects. ...
Kaizer Chiefs' preseason insights: Building momentum for the upcoming PSL season
Kaizer Chiefs return from their Netherlands preseason tour with promising signs of progress, showcasing team chemistry and tactical improvements ahead of the 2025/26 ...
How apartheid nostalgia betrays South Africa’s unfinished liberation
Is the nostalgia for apartheid distorting our understanding of South Africa's progress? This article critiques the romanticised view of the past and examines the ...
Man masquerading as a priest arrested for rape, kidnapping and murder
KZN man arrested for allegedly kidnapping minors, raping one of them and killing their grandmother
The GNU, a cute little political deception
Andrew Whitfield's controversial dismissal by President Cyril Ramaphosa raises questions about the stability of South Africa's Government of National Unity, revealing ...
From novices to skilled workers: 45 youth graduate with industry accredited certificates
Forty-five youth from eMbumbulu, the majority of whom are women, have completed a CETA-accredited programme in the built environment,opening the road to employment ...
BRICS media should lead the charge for an inclusive global narrative
At the forefront of global media and geopolitics, the BRICS Media Forum in Rio de Janeiro marks a pivotal moment for collaboration among nations, aiming to redefine ...
South Africa's future is at stake as children's education is neglected
At a recent Unisa event, a teacher shared the heartbreaking tale of Shane, an eight-year-old boy caught in a cycle of violence and neglect, reflecting a broader ...
KwaZulu-Natal is a new powerhouse in global storytelling
Discover how KwaZulu-Natal is transforming from a backdrop to a vibrant source of storytelling, showcasing the talents of local writers, directors, and actors who ...
The impact of World War I on South Africa: A forgotten home front
Explore the often-overlooked contributions of South Africa during World War I, from the sacrifices of soldiers to the efforts of civilians on the home front
Is Ramaphosa complicit in corruption?
Political analyst Prince Mashele makes explosive allegations against President Cyril Ramaphosa, suggesting complicity in corruption alongside suspended Minister ...
Secret Spies, Sacred Lies: Who guards the guardians?
With the delicate balance between intelligence operations and democratic accountability, this article delves into the recent revelations by KwaZulu-Natal Police ...
Trump’s tariffs make us look like a monkey with a grenade
How Trump's erratic foreign policy and recent tariff threats are reshaping international relations, particularly with NATO and Russia, in a world where unpredictability ...
Why South African commissions fail to deliver justice and perpetuate violence
LIKE many commissions of inquiry before it, the new one established after the revelations by KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi ...
Enhancing your academic success through ancient wisdom
Discover how ancient wisdom and practices can enhance your academic performance, from daily rituals to the benefits of yoga and nutrition.
How our ego-fueled rage is destroying democracy
In a world increasingly characterised by divisive rhetoric and emotional volatility, Dr Vusi Shongwe explores the alarming decline of civility in political discourse ...
Are commissions in South Africa a tool for justice or a shield for corruption?
Ndlozi argues that a president cannot find anyone guilty, insisting that proper judicial commissions of inquiry led by judges with strict timelines are essential ...