Qatar Brokered DRC Peace Deal a Bittersweet Moment for Africa
The DRC, M23 peace deal beg the question as to why Qatar, a small state in the Middle East, was able to accomplish what the African Union-sanctioned Luanda process ...
Oceans North Tower launch marks new chapter for luxury living and inclusive growth in uMhlanga
The North Tower itself marks a R1. 4 billion segment of the larger R4. 3 billion Oceans Umhlanga development, which includes the award‑winning Oceans Mall and the ...
Nomfundo Mcoyi-Zondo honoured as the first woman president of SAFPA
Nomfundo Mcoyi-Zondo's appointment not only paves the way for future female leaders in the funeral industry but also signifies a larger movement towards inclusivity ...
BRICS and G20 poised to reshape geopolitical landscape
As the Trump 2. 0 trade wars and economic nationalism deepens, an unlikely alliance of G20, BRICS and G77 can play a central role in saving multilateralism, the ...
July 2021 Unrest: Did SA's Political Leadership Learn Any Lessons?
Four years after the July 2021 unrest, the question remains whether the political leadership has learnt any lessons from the chaos that ensued.
Trump's Tariffs Must Sow the Seeds for a National Reawakening
Trump's tariffs should not be seen as the end of a trade relationship, but as the beginning of a deeper national reawakening. The South African government must retool ...
Honouring medical pioneers: Insights from UKZN's living legends panel
The University of KwaZulu-Natal's Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine hosted a panel discussion featuring distinguished alumni who shared their inspiring journeys ...
Toyota Cup heartbreak for Chiefs in penalty shootout defeat to Kotoko
Kaizer Chiefs closed off their pre-season with a 3-2 penalty shootout defeat to Ghanaian powerhouse Asante Kotoko in the Toyota Cup at Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday ...
Gavin Hunt faces early hurdles at Durban City: Balancing old guard with new arrivals
Gavin Hunt faces the daunting task of integrating a mix of seasoned players and new talent as Durban City prepares for its return to the Betway Premiership. With ...
Ingonyama Trust faces challenge in refunding over 1,600 residents
More than R4 million is awaiting restitution, but the trust has only successfully contacted just over 200 individuals so far, leaving a vast majority untraceable. ...
Crypto Revolution: From scepticism to strategic adoption
The South African crypto landscape is evolving, with consumers transitioning from scepticism to strategic adoption, driven by economic pressures and the rise of ...
Epstein and the collapse of the empire
Explore the controversial life of Jeffrey Epstein, whose connections and actions have intertwined with pivotal moments in modern history, ultimately influencing ...
Tourism stakeholders reject eThekwini Municipality's proposed levy
Tourism bodies in Durban voice strong opposition to the eThekwini Municipality's proposed tourism levy, citing existing financial burdens and the need for improved ...
The US bill threatens to deepen South Africa's woes
South Africa stands at the crossroads in the ever-changing geopolitics landscape, with the US set on its anti-SA stance with its impeding sanctions and tariffs. ...
World entertainment industry in mourning
As details around each death emerge, fans and colleagues continue to mourn and celebrate their lives.
Venus Williams: A global inspiration in an unjust world order
Venus Williams has made history as the second-oldest woman to win a WTA Tour-level singles match, but her triumph extends beyond the tennis court… Makoe explores ...