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South African politics has become less about ideology and more about survival. Every week feels like a new episode of political drama, alliances shift overnight, leaders attack each other publicly…
There’s a strange feeling hanging over South Africa lately. People are working harder than ever, but somehow life feels heavier. Petrol goes up. Electricity disappears. Jobs are scarce. Rent climbs…
From Durban to the world — UKZN’s medical team has cracked key pieces of the HIV puzzle, reigniting global optimism for a cure. Is South Africa about to lead the fight that ends HIV for good?
The EFF is leading calls to end Gauteng’s R34 million monthly office rental bills, accusing the government of wasteful spending amid public suffering. The scandal has ignited public anger and demands for reform.
President Ramaphosa’s new commission aims to finally investigate apartheid-era crimes left unresolved for decades. Families of victims welcome the move but demand real accountability, not just promises.
The Government of National Unity (GNU) has become a pivotal element in South Africa’s political framework. This article explores the current stance of the GNU, its achievements, challenges, and the road ahead.
The South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) welcomes the government’s commitment to infrastructure investment as outlined in the 2025 State of the Nation Address (SONA). The announcement of more…
St Peter’s College 2024 matric class achieved a phenomenal 100% pass rate, with 98% of candidates celebrating Bachelor Degree passes (137 in total) ● 24 results from learners came in the…
19 November 2024: Excitement is in the air as the Tshwane Economic Development Agency (TEDA) prepares to host the 2024 Tshwane Women in Business Awards (TWIBA), on 26 November at the…
21 AUGUST 2024, WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA– The pre-summit opened on a high note with bold and insightful masterclasses that set the stage for what promises to be a transformative Namibia Oil…
