Venezuela: After Maduro, what’s next for the economy?
Tim Hunter|Published

Venezuela: After Maduro, what’s next for the economy?

A Decisive Victory: Touadéra leads the Central African Republic elections

Eric Hamm|Published

President Faustin-Archange Touadéra surged ahead with a staggering 76.15% of the vote. This decisive victory not only solidifies his grip on power but also signals ...

How the new parental leave ruling is transforming family dynamics in South Africa

Jacques Maritz|Published

South Africa's new parental leave ruling marks a pivotal shift towards workplace equality, allowing parents to share four months and ten days of leave. This change ...

George Municipality escalates to Level 3 Emergency Water Tariffs

Staff Reporter|Published

Amid a severe water crisis, the George Municipality has swiftly escalated to Level 3 Emergency Water Tariffs, urging residents and businesses to conserve water as ...

Venezuela's crisis signals the rise of transactional politics in global power dynamics

Siyabonga Hadebe|Published

Venezuela's crisis serves as a pivotal case study in the rise of 'transactional realism,' where major powers like the US, China, and Russia abandon ideological conflicts ...

South Africa blasts US invasion of Venezuela as an act of imperial aggression

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

South African political and civil society groups have united to vehemently condemn the US military invasion of Venezuela, labelling it a blatant violation of international ...

‘We must propel the voices of women in science’ – Deputy Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation at UP Women in Science ...

Partnered Content|Published

Deputy Minister Nomalungelo Gina urges a national commitment to spotlight the achievements of women in STEM during her keynote at the Women in Science Symposium, ...

Revolutionising Housing in South Africa: The PSEHP against neoliberal solutions

Siyabonga Hadebe|Published

Explore how South Africa's housing crisis stems from its apartheid legacy and discover the radical 'Putting Shelter on Everyone’s Head' Policy (PSEHP) aimed at transforming ...

South Africa's elections at risk as voter apathy grows

Bongani Hans|Published

As South Africa approaches its local government elections, the IEC warns of a troubling decline in voter turnout, driven by dissatisfaction with service delivery ...

The dire consequences of banning aid agencies in Gaza for Palestinian survival

Abbey Makoe|Published

As 2026 begins, the Palestinian people face unprecedented challenges, exacerbated by the recent ban on aid agencies, which threatens their very survival.

Abuse in the age of AI is digital danger of our time

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

How the very technologies designed to empower us can also facilitate abuse, highlighting the urgent need for accountability and protection in the digital age.

How South Africa's economy is recovering amidst political uncertainty

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

Can South Africa's economy thrive amid rising political risks? Explore the latest projections from the Economies At A Glance report, revealing critical insights ...

Watch VideoFive Premiership players who need a fresh start in the January transfer window

Mihlali Baleka|Published

As the PSL summer transfer window opens, several players on the fringes of their squads are seeking moves to revive their careers.

$110m lawsuit exposes Transnet's alleged negligence in MV Smart grounding incident

Loyiso Sidimba|Published

Transnet National Ports Authority is embroiled in a US$110 million lawsuit following the grounding of the MV Smart at Richards Bay harbour in 2013, with claims of ...

Public Outcry: GEMS' shocking 9.8% medical aid hike ignites union fury and financial fears

Loyiso Sidimba|Published

The Government Employees’ Medical Scheme has announced a controversial 9.8% increase in member contributions, prompting backlash from public servants and unions ...

Botswana diamonds and the clamour for resource sovereignty

Bheki Gila|Published

Explore the implications of Anglo-American's decision to sell its controlling interest in De Beers and how it reflects a broader narrative of resource sovereignty ...

Is João Lourenço plotting a third presidential term in Angola?

George Robert|Published

Could João Lourenço's ambitions for a third term disrupt Angola's constitutional order? Insights from lawyer Agostinho Canando reveal a tense political landscape ...

Mzansi takes centre stage: Afro-house and amapiano dominate this summer's global music scene

Vuyile Madwantsi|Updated

Discover how South Africa has transformed into a global music powerhouse this December, as Afro-house and Amapiano take centre stage, drawing international artists ...

Anicet-Georges Dologuélé's controversial past emerges ahead of the Central African Republic elections

Eric Hamm|Published

With the Central African Republic's presidential election looming, Anicet-Georges Dologuélé, a former prime minister, faces scrutiny over his controversial past ...

Was 2025 Parliament a reinvigoration or just more smoke and mirrors?

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

Discover whether the 2025 South African Parliament truly experienced a reinvigoration or if it was merely a façade. This analysis reveals the complexities behind ...