OPINION: More than 185,000 SAPS applications in just 48 hours reveal a sobering truth: South Africa’s youth aren’t chasing careers — they’re scrambling to survive in a broken economy.
From majestic giraffes to star trails and human resilience, WWF’s ‘Through Your Lens’ winners remind South Africans what’s worth protecting.
The Northern Cape is testing a new capitation-based health care payment model in Phokwane as part of a national pilot to inform the roll-out of South Africa’s National ...
A light-hearted reflection on honesty, from childhood fibs to grown-up dilemmas – and why telling the truth with kindness might just be the best (and trickiest) ...
A recent MIT study suggests that relying on ChatGPT may reduce cognitive engagement, but experts argue the findings are more about how we use AI than proof that ...
As Mandela Day inspires acts of goodwill across South Africa, DKMS Africa urges businesses to extend their impact beyond the symbolic 67 minutes by using their resources, ...
A nostalgic look at Wimbledon’s golden memories leads into a preview of the 2025 tournament, where legends and rising stars gear up for another sizzling showdown ...
A powerful reflection on how older people are often sidelined in today’s fast-paced world, especially by their own children. This piece offers hard truths, quiet ...
A chance visit to a Cape Flats household reveals how old-fashioned good manners – and a giant cup of tea – may have defused a dangerous situation without anyone ...
In this special Youth Day feature, Mogomotsi Motshegwe - youth leader, political science lecturer, and advocate for civic participation - reflects on the state of ...
Once rooted in community and camaraderie, contact sports like rugby have become arenas where professionalism and profit often take precedence over player welfare. ...
A thrilling, low-scoring World Test Championship final at Lord’s is showing South Africa’s youth that even without star power, persistence, belief, and learning ...
A personal reflection on how unchecked power – from playgrounds to parliaments – can erode truth, blur conscience, and manipulate the good into doing harm.
This Youth Day reflection by Mogomotsi Motshegwe explores what June 16 means to a new generation of Northern Cape youth who, nearly 50 years after the Soweto Uprising, ...
When wrist pain forced him to switch hands, a lifelong sketching enthusiast found unexpected lessons in ambidexterity, smart devices, and the enduring persistence ...
Local thought leader Vuyani Sokhaba explores how Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite network could reshape global and national concepts of cyberspace sovereignty, raising ...
OPINION: Following the DFA’s recent report on Sassa's flood relief efforts in Frances Baard, the agency’s provincial spokesperson unpacks the broader significance ...
Until the last half-decade, the majestic lesser flamingo had four African breeding sites: two salt pans in Botswana and Namibia, a soda lake in Tanzania, and an ...
The only thing flowing freely in Kimberley right now is municipal irony.
OPINION: As South Africa basks in recent sporting triumphs, this piece turns the spotlight on the often-overlooked heroes behind grassroots development — schoolteachers, ...