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High-level security unit captain accused of siphoning R5 million from state funds
Wendy Dondolo|Published

High-level security unit captain accused of siphoning R5 million from state funds ...

IFP scores boost as former MK Party Secretary General Bongani Mncwango jumps ship

Hope Ntanzi|Updated

Former MK Party secretary-general Dr Bongani Mncwango has joined the IFP after his recent removal, citing strong leadership within the party. IFP leader Velenkosini ...

From high seas to high notes: discover Durban's must-see shows this month

Alyssia Birjalal|Published

Experience Durban’s vibrant stage this April! From high-flying rock and Maskandi rhythms to enchanting underwater magic, the curtain is officially up!

SANParks Honorary Rangers aim to raise R1.5 million through Comrades Race4Charity

Published

The SANParks Honorary Rangers aim to raise R1.5 million through the 2026 Comrades Marathon Race4Charity campaign to support anti-poaching and conservation efforts. ...

Durban is set to ignite as Metro FM Music Awards Festival brings SA’s biggest artists to one stage

Lutho Pasiya|Published

Join the excitement as Durban prepares for the 2026 Metro FM Music Awards Festival, featuring South Africa's biggest artists and a public viewing event at Moses ...

South Africa’s leadership crisis fuels rise of populism

Nco Dube|Published

Political economist Nco Dube posits that South Africa’s growing leadership vacuum across politics, business, and civil society is eroding public trust and creating ...

SIU secures tribunal order setting aside R14m National Lotteries Commission grant as fraudulent

Loyiso Sidimba|Published

The SIU has secured a tribunal order declaring a R14 million NLC grant fraudulent and unlawful, holding those involved personally liable for repayment.

The practical policy solution to South Africa's waste crisis

Dr Chris Crozier|Published

South Africa’s EPR system raises billions but underperforms because industry-controlled implementation weakens incentives and accountability, highlighting the need ...

Moses Mabhida stadium pitch closed for critical repairs until end of April

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

The Moses Mabhida Stadium pitch is closed until 30 April 2026 for essential rehabilitation to prepare for upcoming May fixtures, while all other facilities remain ...

Humane leadership: A call to lead with purpose, not power

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

A timely call from Graça Machel and Judy Sikuza to redefine leadership as a shared, human-centred responsibility rooted in purpose, justice and collective action ...

Sykes sets sights on solo concert while growing his music empire

Lutho Pasiya|Published

Sykes, known as The Zulu Michael Jackson, shares his journey in the South African music scene, his plans for a solo concert and his commitment to empowering new ...

KZN High Court rules in favour of classroom CCTV cameras that sparked teacher boycott

Zimbili Vilakazi|Published

Parents at uMkhumbane Secondary School have welcomed a Pietermaritzburg High Court ruling allowing CCTV cameras to remain installed inside classrooms, following ...

Blogger Musa Khawula declared fugitive after skipping court in Western Cape murder case

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

Controversial blogger Musa Khawula is on the run after failing to appear in court for his 2022 murder trial in Vredenburg. Authorities have issued a warrant for ...

China and South Africa: A New Era of Strategic Partnership

Prof. David Monyae|Published

Vice President Han Zheng's recent visit to South Africa marks a pivotal moment in the strengthening of bilateral relations between China and South Africa, as both ...

China's Rise and America's Fall: A New Era of Global Power

Guillermo R. Barreto|Published

This article explores the decline of American imperialism and the rise of China as a global power, highlighting the civilisational challenges posed by these shifts ...

Why the UN Declaration on Slavery Needs Action, Not Just Words

Kim Heller|Published

The recent UN declaration recognising slavery as a grave crime against humanity marks a pivotal moment, but it must lead to meaningful reparations and systemic change, ...

From Cape Town to the world how Caffenu built a global coffee care brand

Ashley Lechman|Published

Judy Isaacman shares how a simple idea turned into a global brand serving millions of coffee lovers

Political polarisation in South Africa is breaking public discourse

Nco Dube|Published

Political economist Nco Dube argues that South Africa’s growing echo chambers and polarised discourse are eroding meaningful debate, weakening democracy, and preventing ...

ANC, SACP Rift: An Alliance Forged in Struggle, Now Fractured by Power Struggles

Prof. Bheki Mngomezulu|Published

The South African Communist Party's decision to contest the 2026 Local Government Election independently raises critical questions about the ANC's leadership and ...

KZN Health MEC warns KwaMaphumulo worshippers against abandoning ARVs

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC Nomagugu Simelane has raised alarm over reports that a religious group in KwaMaphumulo is urging followers to abandon antiretroviral treatment ...