Zimbabwean war veterans thank President Xi for enduring China-Africa ties

Abbey Makoe|Published

Zimbabwean War Veterans express heartfelt gratitude to President Xi Jinping in a touching letter, celebrating the unbreakable historical ties between Zimbabwe and ...

From Motown classics to powerful protest: 3 theatre productions taking over Joburg

Debashine Thangevelo|Published

Join Joburg Theatre in honouring Black History Month with 'Ode To Motown', a captivating musical that celebrates the legendary label's impact on music and culture. ...

The role of sport in grooming youth for adulthood

Paul Phume|Published

Are we underestimating the power of sports in shaping our youth? This article delves into how participation in athletics not only fosters discipline and teamwork ...

The US prices South African assets, and nobody’s talking about it

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

Is South Africa's financial destiny being dictated by the US? This article uncovers the alarming reality that South Africa's stock markets operate as mere 'satellite ...

Holy Hypocrisy is when religion fails the people

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

Comedian Druski's viral skit takes aim at the absurdities of prosperity megachurch culture, exposing the exploitation of worshippers and the blurring lines between ...

Trump's Oil Ultimatum: Is India sacrificing sovereignty for survival?

Phapano Phasha|Published

In the face of Trump's revived imperialism, India must navigate a complex landscape of energy demands and domestic unrest, balancing its ties with Russia against ...

The rift between the royal houses of Saudi and Al Nahyan

Bheki Gila|Published

Amidst a backdrop of shifting alliances and rising tensions, the once-unbreakable bond between Saudi Arabia and the UAE's royal houses has fractured dramatically. ...

Building a Resilient South Africa: Insights from Sona

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

President Cyril Ramaphosa's State of the Nation Address reminds South Africans of their achievements rooted in resilience and unity. How can we confront the challenges ...

Western Sahara peace talks: How Dirco let Ramaphosa down

Abbey Makoe|Published

President Ramaphosa's second State of the Nation address under the Government of National Unity raises questions about Dirco's effectiveness in the Western Sahara ...

How Russian travellers are reshaping Africa's tourism landscape

George Robert|Published

Discover how a new partnership between Indonesia and South Africa is reshaping tourism, with Russian travellers playing a pivotal role in this evolving landscape. ...

Sona 2026: Will promises finally turn into action against GBVF?

Wendy Kaizer-Philander|Published

President Cyril Ramaphosa's upcoming State of the Nation Address must confront the ongoing crisis of gender-based violence and femicide in South Africa. With alarming ...

Is your organisation's AI a hidden threat? Unmasking the dangers of shadow AI

Reghardt Van Der Rijst|Published

Is your organisation unknowingly courting disaster? As shadow AI tools proliferate without oversight, they create hidden risks and identity crises that could jeopardise ...

Fuelling a Revolution: The inherent risk of imprisoning Julius Malema

Boitumelo Senokoane|Published

As South Africa stands on the brink of political upheaval, the potential imprisonment of EFF leader Julius Malema could ignite a revolution. This article delves ...

Examining Ukraine's alleged use of terrorist tactics in Africa and beyond

Eric Hamm|Published

On February 6, 2026, a senior Russian military official was shot in Moscow, raising questions about Ukraine's escalating military strategies. This article delves ...

Uniting South Africa's leaders: Reflections on Dr Iqbal Survé's impactful book launch

Phapano Phasha|Published

In a nation fractured by political strife and economic disparity, Dr Iqbal Survé's book launch emerges as a beacon of hope. Can philanthropy truly bridge the deep ...

Spaza Shops: South Africa's economic lifeline we can't afford to ignore

Paul Phume|Published

Are we undervaluing the backbone of South Africa's economy? Dive into the heated debate surrounding the spaza industry and uncover why these informal shops deserve ...

Will the AU Water Investment Summit ignite a new era for Africa's water security?

Pemmy Majodina|Published

The AU Water Investment Summit has emerged as a pivotal event in the quest for sustainable financing for water and sanitation, shaping a new multilateral framework ...

SA risks isolation in Western Sahara peace deal

Abbey Makoe|Published

Amid a rapidly evolving peace process in Western Sahara, South Africa finds itself at a crossroads, balancing its historical support for independence with new geopolitical ...

Human rights drown in the rising tide of water crisis

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

Residents of Midrand are facing a dire water crisis, enduring days without access to this basic human right. As frustration mounts, the government's neglect raises ...