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Professor Adam Habib praises Durban's transformation after recent challenges

Professor Adam Habib highlights the significant improvements in Durban following recent challenges, praising the city's transformation and calling for effective governance in Johannesburg.

Travel South Africa
ZamaNdosi Cele|Published

South Africans in London turn out in numbers to cast their vote in the 2024 Elections

South African Adam Habib shared that he thought the process would be a quick in-and-out, but the queue in front of him said otherwise.

News Politics
Oluthando Keteyi|Published

Thuli Madonsela and three others say Prof Habib is no racist and he should be reinstated at SOAS

Former public protector Thuli Madonsela - and three others - Justice Malala, Palesa Morudu and Barney Pityana, have called for underfire Professor Adam Habib to be reinstated without delay at the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies.

News South Africa Gauteng
Sihle Mlambo|Published

A roundup of IOL’s Top 5 stories this week

From a steamy prison sex video and a war of words between cabinet ministers to Beyonce’s record-breaking Grammy Awards wins, these are the stories that engaged our readers this week.

News South Africa Western Cape
IOL|Published

Prof Adam Habib suspended after using the N-word in university meeting

Habib came under fire from students who were part of the video meeting and who took offence to him using the N-word, while locally the EFF has been calling for Habib to be fired.

News South Africa Gauteng
Sihle Mlambo|Published

N-word debacle: Habib explains himself and questions ’agenda of people politicising the issue’ after he apologised

Adam Habib apologised for using the N-word during a meeting with students but says some individuals have deliberately misrepresented that conversation.

News
Botho Molosankwe|Published

Adam Habib uses N-word in meeting with London students, defends himself by saying it’s commonly used in SA

Former Wits vice-chancellor Professor Adam Habib has come under fire for blurting out the N-word during a meeting with students at the University of London.

News
Botho Molosankwe|Published