The Uncounted Nation: ‘Invisible citizens’ and South Africa’s statistical blindspot

Siyabonga Hadebe|Published

Is South Africa's population truly 63 million, or could it be as high as 95 million? This article delves into the concept of 'invisible citizens' and the statistical ...

Haiti and South Africa: A historic partnership on the horizon

Jean Pillard|Published

Haiti and South Africa, two nations shaped by liberation, are poised to redefine their relationship. As Haiti seeks to strengthen its ties with the African continent, ...

Why serving alcohol to under-18s, even in private settings, is illegal in South Africa

Danie Cronje|Published

Think letting your teenager sip alcohol at home is harmless? Think again. This article exposes the harsh legal realities of underage drinking in South Africa, revealing ...

Navigate the Festive Season on a Budget: Smart tips to avoid January financial stress

Shiree Coetzer|Published

Counting down to the festive season? Discover how to manage your budget effectively to enjoy the holidays without the financial hangover in January.

India-Africa trade exceeds $80bn in 2024/25 and a cumulative FDI of $75bn

Phapano Phasha|Published

India's engagement with Africa has evolved significantly over the past two decades, establishing the continent as a key player in India's foreign policy. This partnership, ...

Dr Aobakwe Segwe: A journey from dreams to radiology excellence

Don Makatile|Published

From a young girl in Mahikeng dreaming of becoming a doctor to a top finalist at the Standard Bank Top Women Awards, Dr Aobakwe Segwe's inspiring journey in radiology ...

DStv's downfall: Lessons from a Pay-TV giant

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

DStv's reign as Africa's Pay-TV giant is crumbling under the weight of customer neglect and rising competition. As the company faces a potential channel collapse, ...

The Silent Crisis: Government inaction on PetroSA's collapse threatens a generation

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

PetroSA's crisis is a stark reminder of the dangers of government inaction. As state-owned entities crumble, the future of an entire generation hangs in the balance. ...

India hosting Putin signals a new era against Western dominance

Abbey Makoe|Published

India's bold hosting of Putin defies Western hegemony, signalling a powerful alignment with the Global South. As Modi strengthens ties with Russia amidst sanctions, ...

Festive Liquidity Loop: How crypto becomes a financial lifeline for the unbankable

Sebaga Manyeula|Published

As the festive season is upon us, millions in Africa face financial pressure, with rising costs and limited access to traditional banking. This article explores ...

Number 1 Tsotsi: Mzansi's love affair with lawlessness

Siyabonga Hadebe|Published

Exploring the complex relationship between township culture and the admiration for figures like Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala, revealing the societal implications of this ...

Woolworths' shift to transparency: A lesson for Ekurhuleni's governance

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

Can the shift from a black to a transparent bag by Woolworths inspire a similar transformation in Ekurhuleni's governance?

Why ignoring cyber awareness could cost South Africa's businesses their future

Tshepo Mokoena|Published

Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT concern; it’s a shared responsibility that spans every level of an organisation. In South Africa, as digital transformation ...

Ukraine overshadowed the AU–EU 2025 Summit: What does it mean for Africa?

International Correspondent|Published

Following the G20 summit, the AU–EU summit in Luanda was expected to strengthen ties but instead fell short, focusing on Ukraine rather than Africa's pressing issues. ...

US citizens in South Africa expose Trump’s white supremacy and dangerous lies

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

Amid rising global condemnation, US citizens in South Africa are sounding the alarm on Trump's aggressive foreign policy and divisive rhetoric, warning of the dangerous ...

Will the revival of the Lobito rail project define another theatre of superpower rivalry?

Bheki Gila|Published

The Lobito corridor project is not merely an infrastructure initiative; it is a strategic battleground in the escalating geopolitical rivalry between the US and ...

Exposing the coincidence of corruption in South Africa

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

Amidst a sea of scandals, South Africa faces a critical moment of clarity as Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala's testimony unveils a troubling pattern of political corruption. ...

Carry that G20 energy straight into December

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

As South Africa basks in the afterglow of the historic G20 Summit, the festive season presents a unique opportunity to transform fleeting attention into powerful, ...

G20 Summit proved that the changing world is leaving the US behind

Abbey Makoe|Published

The G20 Presidency has shifted to South Africa, reflecting a changing global landscape as the US administration's boycott raises questions about its influence in ...