Kudos to the Ballito Pro organisers for a 3-day fun extravaganza

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The appreciative public, a true rainbow nation throng on all three days, was blessed with great surfing, good food and drink, lovely live music, and much fun in ...

The dangers of careless whispers in a country like ours

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SOUTH Africa has heard of several several coup attempts since the dawn o democracy. Yet only one proved to be true and led to successful prosecution and convictions. ...

Trump has ruined Africa’s relationship with the US

Manuel Godsin|Published

Is the US truly committed to being Africa's friend? As Trump’s presidency unfolds, many Angolans are questioning the sincerity of American promises amidst rising ...

Nodada set for top-flight return with ambitious Durban City

Smiso Msomi|Published

Thabo Nodada is set to make his mark at Durban City FC after leaving Cape Town City FC, as he joins familiar faces under the guidance of coach Gavin Hunt in their ...

Kenyan youth send a clear message to embattled Ruto

Dr Sizo Nkala|Published

The last thing East Africa, and indeed the whole of Africa, needs is an unstable Kenya. It is important that the Kenyan leaders take the concerns and grievances ...

The Sociable App is making in-person connections cool again

Vernon Pillay|Published

Discover how the Sociable App is tackling digital fatigue and fostering genuine connections in a world where isolation is on the rise.

Lifetime Achiever Award

Staff Reporter|Published

KwaZulu-Natal-born filmmaker Angus Gibson, one of South Africa’s most influential and enduring cinematic voices, was honoured with the Simon “Mabunu” Sabela Lifetime ...

A day of colour and excitement at the 20th Dundee July event

Staff Reporter|Published

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the 20th Dundee July, a traditional horse racing event in KwaZulu-Natal, celebrating culture, community, and creativity.

All Eyes on SA Reserve Bank: What to expect from July’s MPC meeting

Ashley Lechman|Published

If the MPC bases its decision purely on data, the country could enjoy a rate cut, however, many other factors are at play which could see interest rates remaining ...

Madiba's legacy: Time to reclaim the soul of the struggle

Zamikhaya Maseti|Published

Mandela Day must be a call to civic renewal, to ethical leadership, and deep, principled reconciliation. Not the reconciliation of forgetfulness, but the reconciliation ...

Trust in the judiciary: South Africa's crisis of confidence

Prof Sipho Seepe|Published

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

Smiso Msomi|Published

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

Siyabonga Hadebe|Published

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 ...

Criticism mounts as minister neglects fishing communities

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

How is the DFFE addressing the crisis in small-scale fisheries amidst a R9 billion budget? Discover the unfolding challenges faced by fishing communities

Man masquerading as a priest arrested for rape, kidnapping and murder

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KZN man arrested for allegedly kidnapping minors, raping one of them and killing their grandmother

The GNU, a cute little political deception

Bheki Gila|Published

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

Tribune Reporter|Published

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

Adri Senekal de Wet|Published

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

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 ...