MINISTER MOTSHEKGA, SANDF OWE SOUTH AFRICANS AN APOLOGY

Siyavuya Mzantsi|Published

She must tell the families of the victims of the Eastern Cape floods why the SANDF only responded to the disaster seven days after having been called to assist. ...

EDITORIAL: It's game over for the DA in the GNU

Siyavuya Mzantsi|Published

Its role in opposition benches was more effective than it is in this current government.

Hiker critically injured in 18m fall in Sedgefield

Staff Reporter|Published

Good Samaritans hailed for their swift action in rescuing a hiker critically injured in an 18m fall at Sedgefield.

Louis Moholo's tangible legacy will benefit generations of musicians

Pallo Jordan|Published

Along with the other South African artists in exile, he and his colleagues made their own contribution to the liberation Struggle.

Why business incubations often falter

Goosain Solomo|Published

We need to shift our focus from providing basic support to cultivating higher-order capabilities that equip incubatees for long-term adaptability, innovation, and ...

Israelis are trapped in a narrative that diminishes their empathy

Yaseen Burt|Published

The genocide unfolding in Gaza was routinely framed to me not as a moral abyss, but as a necessary war.

What Shivambu Holdings really intends with his political maneuvering

Siseko Maposa|Published

His provocations to the MK Party are not the ramblings of a disgruntled operative, but a deliberate baiting for expulsion

Eastern Cape premier's words are just that- empty promises

Siyavuya Mzantsi|Published

For example the province was hit by deadly flooding in 2021, 2022 and in 2023, with damage to infrastructure amounting to billions of rand.

What ConCourt gave our democracy in the past 30 years

Nkosikhulule Nyembezi|Published

It gave us the tools to withstand a divisive and exclusionary world of party politics.

Floyd Shivambu may take years to repair his credibility, if at all

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

For a seasoned debater and policy tactician like Shivambu, losing a parliamentary seat is more than a logistical inconvenience; it is a loss of political capital. ...

How South African mainstream media fuels xenophobia

Anthony Kambi Masha|Published

The media's agenda-setting function influences consumer thoughts about refugees, but it does not necessarily control how they think about these things.

Deadly floods expose Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane's chaotic leadership

Thamsanqa D. Malinga|Published

I have never seen a premier of a province, a man who has been at the helm for six years and one of the longest serving Premiers of President Ramaphosa's New Dawn, ...

Uitenhage High School contributed immensely to June 16 uprisings

Peter A C Hendrickse|Published

This was a time of great excitement, anxiety, nervousness and determination. Everyone seemed high on adrenaline.

State ready to oppose bail against 'Western Cape's most wanted'

Mandilakhe Tshwete|Published

Tshukela, 38, who had been sought in connection with a series of violent taxi-related crimes in Cape Town, was apprehended in Welkom after months on the run.

Salute to Temba Bavuma, people's champion

Steven - John Bam|Published

Despite the trappings and limitations bestowed upon him directly and indirectly by society and the racial legacy of apartheid, Bavuma stood tall with hope arising ...

Letter to the editor: Salute to Temba Bavuma, people's champion

Steven - John Bam|Published

Despite the trappings and limitations bestowed upon him directly and indirectly by society and the racial legacy of apartheid, Bavuma stood tall with hope arising ...

Young people need an economy where they can thrive rather than survive

Vusumzi Gqalane|Published

They are no longer dodging apartheid bullets; instead, they are navigating an exclusionary economic system that continues to marginalise both the educated and the ...

Why Trump should be the last person SA can take advice from

Mushtak Parker|Published

His moral compass has long been lost in the fog of his narcissism

State Capture 2. 0 a real possibility

Siyavuya Mzantsi|Published

Recent history demands that we, as a country, should remain alive to any attempts, no matter how small, by foreign elements to dictate the direction South Africa ...