How technology is transforming South Africa's mining sector through innovative partnerships
A groundbreaking partnership between the Council for Mineral Technology and the National Research Foundation aims to revolutionise South Africa's mining sector through cutting-edge technologies and collaborative research, promising significant economic benefits.
How South Africans can unite to combat plastic pollution
Environmental activists in South Africa are calling for collective action to combat plastic pollution ahead of World Environment Day. With alarming statistics on plastic waste, they stress the importance of recycling, community engagement, and stronger regulations to protect marine life and vulnerable communities.
More Afrikaners leave for the US
US President Donald Trump allegedly exploits claims of white genocide in South Africa for political gain, as Afrikaners begin their resettlement journey to the US.
Second group of white Afrikaners arrive in the US to take up Trump's offer of resettlement
Following President Trump’s offer, the second group of Afrikaner refugees has arrived in the US, raising questions about the motivations behind their resettlement and the ongoing issues of persecution in South Africa.
More Afrikaners take up Trump's resettlement offer, thousands of applications being processed
Following President Trump’s offer, the second group of Afrikaner refugees has arrived in the US, raising questions about the motivations behind their resettlement and the ongoing issues of persecution in South Africa.
Second group of white Afrikaners arrives in the US amid Trump's resettlement offer
Following President Trump's controversial offer, a small group of white Afrikaners has arrived in the US as part of a resettlement programme, sparking discussions on the implications of their migration and the socio-political context in South Africa.
What challenges do whistle-blowers face in South Africa's battle against corruption?
Are South African whistle-blowers truly protected? Despite anti-corruption laws, many face grave risks and ineffective mechanisms, highlighting a troubling culture of corruption.
How forensic lab delays are affecting SA crime victims
Thousands of crime victims in South Africa face emotional distress due to delays in forensic testing. Experts urge immediate reforms to tackle the alarming backlog in DNA cases.
Is ANC cadre deployment causing the downfall of South Africa’s state-owned enterprises?
Experts warn that political connections and incompetence are leading to the collapse of South Africa’s state-owned entities, urging immediate reforms and accountability to avert further disaster.
Joburg City Parks and Zoo reopens Hamberg Cemetery to make new burial sites available
Joburg City Parks and Zoo is set to reopen Hamberg Cemetery in June 2025, introducing 1,500 new burial sites to serve the community and addressing the growing demand for burial space.
Westpark Cemetery’s impending closure sparks a shift towards cremation in Johannesburg
With Westpark Cemetery in Johannesburg set to close, families are reconsidering traditional burial practices and exploring cremation as a dignified alternative. This shift reflects changing attitudes towards end-of-life arrangements amidst growing concerns over cemetery capacity and vandalism.
Experts discuss the fight against gender-based violence in South Africa
South Africa faces a critical battle against gender-based violence and femicide, with experts calling for urgent, survivor-centred strategies to dismantle entrenched patriarchal norms and enhance victim support.
NPA says appeal over Omotoso acquittal to proceed in his absence
Following the controversial acquittal of Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso on multiple charges, South Africa’s human rights organisations are refraining from commenting as legal proceedings continue in his absence.
SETA appointments were error of judgment, says committee chair
Amid growing pressure from opposition parties, Higher Education Minister Nobuhle Nkabane withdraws controversial SETA appointments.
Restoring Albert Park: Hope for a historic Durban landmark
Albert Park in Durban, once a vibrant hub, has faced decline but is now undergoing a significant revival. Residents share their experiences and hopes for the park's restoration, aiming to reclaim its former glory as a community space.
Why South Africa's leaders should lead by example with lifestyle audits
To combat corruption in South Africa, political leaders, including President Cyril Ramaphosa, must undergo lifestyle audits and demonstrate transparency, according to integrity activist Devoshum Moodley-Veera.
Inquest into Chief Albert Luthuli's death: Mashatile speaks out
Deputy President Paul Mashatile discusses the recent departure of Afrikaners to the US and the reopening of the inquest into the mysterious death of anti-apartheid leader Chief Albert Luthuli.
How South Africa's water crisis threatens human rights and demands urgent reform
Millions of South Africans are facing a severe water crisis due to failing infrastructure and inadequate investment. Experts warn that immediate action is needed to protect health, livelihoods, and fundamental human rights.
Urgent reforms needed as SAPS faces overwhelming workload and mental health crisis
With over 150,000 trained police officers for a population exceeding 62 million, SAPS faces significant challenges in crime prevention and officer wellbeing. Experts highlight the mental health crisis among officers due to overwhelming workloads and insufficient resources.
Call for urgent reforms as South African police struggle with overwhelming workload and mental health issues
As South African police officers grapple with an overwhelming workload and rising mental health issues, experts call for urgent reforms to support their well-being and effectiveness.
How KwaZulu-Natal is rebuilding after the devastating April 2022 floods
Three years after the devastating April 2022 floods in KwaZulu-Natal, the province continues to rebuild its infrastructure and communities. Explore the progress made, ongoing challenges, and the collaborative efforts of local authorities and civil society to enhance resilience against future disasters.
"The journey of Dr Iqbal Survè: From medicine to business and philanthropy
At a recent gathering of Sekunjalo Group employees, chairman Dr Iqbal Survè shared invaluable lessons on humility, respect, and continuous learning, drawing from his experiences as a medical doctor and business leader.
Unlocking success: Dr Iqbal Survè's invaluable lessons on humility and respect
At a recent gathering of Sekunjalo Group employees, chairman Dr Iqbal Survè shared invaluable lessons on humility, respect, and continuous learning, drawing from his experiences as a medical doctor and business leader.
KZN’s call for stricter penalties against drunk driving sparks debate
KwaZulu-Natal MEC Siboniso Duma proposes a six-year prison sentence for drunk driving, sparking a debate on road safety and the effectiveness of harsher penalties.
Officers on patrol 24/7 as Easter traffic surge expected
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy said there will be increased police visibility, particularly late at night and in the early hours of the morning, when recklessness and driver misbehaviour are most prevalent.