Home Affairs corruption scandal calls for lifestyle audits of officials

SIMON T DEHAL|Published

Fresh revelations of alleged corruption within the Department of Home Affairs have sparked outrage, with claims that some foreign pastors are colluding with officials ...

Microsoft SA and Mwelase Foundation launch FutureCoders Club to boost digital skills in rural KZN

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

The Mwelase Foundation has partnered with Microsoft South Africa to roll out the FutureCoders Club in KwaMaphumulo, offering rural learners hands-on training in ...

The recipe for change: why Josh Jacobs left professional kitchens for content creation

ZamaNdosi Cele|Published

Join Josh Jacobs as he shares his inspiring journey from a small-town chef to a digital content creator, exploring the emotional and cultural connections to food ...

The death of Ayatollah Khomeini: A turning point in US-Iran relations

T Markandan|Published

The killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, in a reported U. S.–Israeli strike on Tehran has ignited fierce debate over international law, regime-change ...

Donald Trump: a dangerous game show host in politics

Sandile Gumede|Published

In his second term, Donald J. Trump has shifted from campaigning as a peace-focused leader to authorising military actions in multiple countries, including controversial ...

From taxi boss’s daughter to transport entrepreneur building an 18 vehicle fleet

Ashley Lechman|Published

Keotshepile Jonathan grew up as a taxi boss’s daughter. Today she leads a transport business built on resilience, discipline and a single calculated risk.

Vision Group rubbishes claims Moyanga joined Robert Gumede in Tongaat Hulett bid

Sunday Tribune Reporter|Published

Vision Group has dismissed social media reports claiming businessman Peter Moyanga has joined Robert Gumede in the bid to acquire Tongaat Hulett, calling the information ...

Commissions in contrast: When accountability meets political grandstanding

Professor Temba Sono|Published

The commentary contrasts South Africa’s parliamentary Ad Hoc Committee investigating allegations by Nhlanhla Mankwanazi with the Madlanga Commission led by Mbuyiseli ...

Bronze without trust: why Durban's statues fuel public anger

Nco Dube|Published

The unveiling of statues honouring Nelson Mandela at Moses Mabhida Stadium and Oliver Tambo along Durban’s beachfront has sparked public backlash amid ongoing infrastructure ...

KZN Catholic Church reshuffle stirs purge debate over ‘syncretism’ priests

Nkosikhona Cele|Published

A recent reshuffle in the Durban Catholic Church has placed two popular priests, Fr Thembelani Ngcobo and Fr Sifiso Ndlovu, on involuntary sabbaticals amid controversy ...

The impact of the Middle East conflict on travellers

Taschica Pillay|Published

Amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East, thousands of travellers are left stranded, facing flight cancellations and chaotic travel disruptions. This article explores ...

KZN SOPA: Stability, direction, and cooperation matters

Dr Imran Keeka|Published

The Democratic Alliance (DA) acknowledges the positive intentions and broad commitments outlined by KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli in his recent State of the ...

Sudan Tragedy: A Test of African Leadership

Amb. Said Djinnit and El-Ghassim Wane|Published

Sudan is facing one of the world's deadliest conflicts, with millions displaced and in need of humanitarian assistance. This article explores the historical context ...

Trump and the Crisis of Multilateralism: A New Era of Unilateral Power

Zamikhaya Maseti|Published

Explore how Donald Trump's Conservative Republicanism is reshaping global multilateralism and the war economy, revealing the fragility of international law and the ...

Middle East Conflict: Long-Term Political Opportunity for BRICS, Global South

Prof. David Monyae and Prof. Victor Qin|Published

The US-Israel airstrikes on Iran, disguised as negotiations, have reshaped Middle Eastern geopolitics and posed significant challenges to global order. This analysis ...

South African women prepare for the spiritual journey of Hajj in exclusive webinar

Taschica Pillay|Published

Join a groundbreaking conversation today as SAHUC offers South African women a unique opportunity to prepare spiritually for Hajj. Learn from experienced educators ...

Iran's geopolitical tensions: a looming crisis for South African consumers

Ashley Lechman|Published

As the Iran conflict escalates and oil prices surge, South African consumers face increased financial strain, with rising fuel costs and economic uncertainty affecting ...

Achieving Equality and Justice Remains a Distant Dream for Millions

Prof. Bheki Mngomeulu|Published

This article explores the historical context of human rights in South Africa, the challenges faced by citizens in accessing these rights, and the ongoing issues ...

South African Church Defenders to march against CRL Commission regulations

Taschica Pillay|Published

Thousands are expected to join the South African Church Defenders in a march through Durban, protesting against new regulations from the CRL Commission that they ...