South Africa's future is at stake as children's education is neglected

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

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

Farhana Ismail|Published

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

Mark Levin|Published

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?

Phapano Phasha|Published

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?

Vusi Shongwe|Published

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

Abbey Makoe|Published

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

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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

Mahesh Bang|Published

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

Vusi Shongwe|Published

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?

Siyabonga Hadebe|Published

Ndlozi argues that a president cannot find anyone guilty, insisting that proper judicial commissions of inquiry led by judges with strict timelines are essential ...

The economic impact of hunting tourism in South Africa

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

In the midst of South Africa's economic struggles, where unemployment soars and opportunities dwindle, a controversial yet vital industry—hunting tourism—emerges ...

Biopic on India’s maiden Hollywood star

IANS|Published

The biography chronicles the incredible true story of Sabu Dastagir, the Indian boy who rose from elephant stables in Mysore to become an international movie star. ...

Why the voice of the music industry should be heard in the national dialogue

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Music is more than entertainment; it is a force that drives identity, unites communities, and sparks hope. It is a major critical economic engine, providing employment ...

Calling SA designers for the 2025 Durban Fashion Fair

Staff Reporter|Published

Designers from across South Africa are invited to showcase their creativity at the 14th Durban Fashion Fair, taking place from 17 to 19 September. This year's theme, ...

Democracy on Life Support: Can South Africa’s soul be salvaged?

Vusi Shongwe|Published

Is South Africa's democracy at risk? As corruption and apathy grow, we must ask: can our leaders reclaim the trust of the people and restore our nation's values? ...

Embattled radio presenter takes a break after viral 'assault'

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Gagasi FM radio presenter takes a beak from radio after a video where she attacks a cast member of a reality show went viral last week

Durban teen Sarah McLaren to represent SA at World Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships

Taschica Pillay|Published

As she prepares for her matric trial exams, Durban teen Sarah McLaren is set to represent South Africa at the World Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships in Romania, ...

Can Africa learn from India's innovation journey?

Phapano Phasha|Published

India's rapid ascent as a global innovation leader, marked by significant advancements in technology, pharmaceuticals, and digital infrastructure, serves as a critical ...

Ramaphosa's appointment of acting minister is constitutionally flawed

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SOUTH Africans had hoped for a moment of clarity, courage and decisive leadership, when President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Sunday, but his speech ...