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Unisa and Zallywood Media Group introduce innovative theology short learning programmes
Staff Reporter|Published

Unisa and Zallywood Media Group introduce innovative theology short learning programmes ...

Young innovators shine at Star College Pretoria’s Annual STEAMI Expo

Staff Reporter|Published

Discover how Star College Pretoria's Annual STEAMI Expo empowers students from Grades 4-11 to tackle real-world challenges through innovative science projects, fostering ...

Ramaphosa’s Shield Cracks: Why move to review can’t stop Parliament’s impeachment duty

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

The Constitutional Court's recent ruling not only revives Section 89 but also reinforces the principle of accountability in South Africa. Discover how Chief Justice ...

Fadiel Adams granted bail: Legal team prepares to challenge State's case

Lilita Gcwabe|Published

Fadiel Adams' release on bail has sparked relief among his supporters and raised questions about the political ramifications of the case as his legal team prepares ...

All-women team prepares for the challenging Vasco Da Gama Ocean Race

Karen Singh|Published

An inspiring all-women team of mothers and daughters gears up for the challenging Vasco Da Gama Ocean Race, aiming to break stereotypes in a traditionally male-dominated ...

Lifestyle audits uncover 22 senior managers under investigation in public service

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

Public Service and Administration Minister Mzamo Buthelezi reveals that 22 senior managers are currently under investigation following lifestyle audits, a significant ...

‘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, ...

Court ruling puts Fannie Masemola at risk of jail time over Hawks reinstatement

Loyiso Sidimba|Published

Suspended SA Police Service national commissioner General Fannie Masemola faces potential jail time for not implementing a court ruling mandating the reinstatement ...

Will Zuma's arms deal trial expose corruption, or is it just another legal stunt?

Bongani Hans|Published

The Pietermaritzburg High Court has ruled that the long-delayed arms deal trial involving former president Jacob Zuma and Thales will proceed, despite ongoing legal ...

Scopa's Bold Stand: Former RAF CEO face accountability over R300m debt

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

Scopa is holding former RAF CEO Collins Letsoalo and the board accountable for a R300 million litigation involving Sunshine Hospital, raising concerns over legal ...

Too much salt, too little awareness: Understanding the link to hypertension

Staff Reporter|Published

Discover how South Africa's average salt consumption exceeds recommended limits and learn about the serious health risks associated with high blood pressure, along ...

The Hidden Cost of Aid: Why Africa must guard its health data against exploitation

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

Ghana's recent rejection of a US-backed health agreement raises critical questions about data privacy and sovereignty in Africa. As nations like Zimbabwe and Zambia ...

Does Ghana have the moral authority to challenge South Africa on xenophobia?

Phapano Phasha|Published

As Ghana petitions the AU over alleged xenophobic attacks in South Africa, this article questions the moral authority of Ghana in addressing xenophobia, exploring ...

The Masemola case: A wake-up call for South African boardrooms

Supplied|Published

The suspension of Fannie Masemola reveals not just a scandal but a systemic risk of procurement fraud that threatens organisations at all levels. This article explores ...

Will rising diesel prices demolish South Africa's construction industry?

Roelof van den Berg|Published

South Africa's infrastructure delivery is at risk as diesel prices soar, driven by geopolitical tensions and potential fuel levy reversals. The construction sector ...

South African workforce drowning in relentless fuel price hikes

Siyasanga Kashe|Published

Are rising fuel prices eroding the financial resilience of South Africa’s workforce? Discover how these hikes are impacting employee well-being and what employers ...

What Sisi Tolashe's removal reveals about governance in South Africa

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

Is the removal of Sisi Tolashe a sign of genuine accountability in South Africa's governance, or merely a performance? This article explores the complexities behind ...

'We're Self-Sabotaging': Minister admits R800m paid to suspended state officials

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

Public Service Minister Inkosi Mzamo Buthelezi's candid admission before Parliament reveals a troubling reality: South Africa's public service crisis stems not from ...

What Trump can learn from Xi Jinping's approach to diplomacy

Abbey Makoe|Published

Donald Trump's recent state visit to China marks a significant moment in US-China relations, highlighting the fierce competition between the two superpowers. What ...

ANC prepares to unveil mayoral candidates for local government elections next month

Bongani Hans|Published

The ANC prepares for the upcoming local government elections by announcing mayoral candidates next month, as Fikile Mbalula discusses the party's strategies and ...