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Donald Trump's dramatic shift towards religious conservatism takes centre stage as he establishes a White House Faith Office and surrounds himself with Christian nationalist advisors.
From Justin Kluivert's Premier League hat-trick to Timothy Weah's Serie A success, a new generation of football stars are creating their own legacies while honouring their legendary fathers' footsteps. This compelling story explores how these sons of football royalty are making their mark on the beautiful game, some surpassing expectations while others face the weight of their famous surnames.
In a bold move against gender-based violence, UNISA held a men’s conference in Mthatha, focusing on shaping young boys and strengthening father-son bonds.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he does not think the ban will fix the problem immediately or that it would be completely effective, pointing to the fact that alcohol restrictions have not stopped underage youth from drinking.
As African penguin numbers plummet, SANCCOB’s crucial work reveals the urgent need for conservation and stronger protections to save this species from extinction.
President Ramaphosa appoints Dr Crispian Olver as Presidential Climate Commission (PCC),Deputy Chair, strengthening South Africa’s path toward a low-carbon, resilient economy.
In a special aired by Oprah Winfrey, AI experts including Sam Altman and Bill Gates discussed the future of artificial intelligence, emphasising the need for caution and regulation.
Simelane expressed that most people regard mental health as an illness, and many people do not know about the different types of mental disorders out there and how to treat them.
Deputy President Mashatile refutes claims about property and tenders, saying they are part of a campaign to discredit him.
Fani Tsela, Conty Lebepe Foundation’s spokesperson, described the conditions at the centre as akin to the “Life Esidimeni saga, Round Two, in Limpopo Province”.
Lerato Mekgwe leads a campaign to raise awareness about Albinism, debunking myths and addressing widespread social stigmas.
Before bringing in Cabanac, the party was hit by another controversy over one of its members - Renaldo Gouws, who, like Cabanac, stands accused of making racist remarks online. Gouws has since apologised but remains suspended from the party pending an investigation.
Today, all the women in South Africa, regardless of race or age, enjoy freedom and equal rights thanks to the bravery, activism, and sacrifices of the generation of 1956.
The EFF celebrates the Western Cape High Court's decision to extradite Iain Wares, a former teacher accused of abusing 74 children, calling it a long-overdue victory for justice and accountability.
There is ample additional data corroborating the value offered by increased female leadership practices.
U-Turn Homeless Ministries tackles Cape Town’s escalating homeless crisis, facing overflowing shelters and insufficient support while striving to offer hope and rehabilitation.
The DA has submitted a complaint to the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) to investigate Ramabodu for hate speech and incitement of violence.
Children raised with elephant parenting tend to feel more confident and secure, knowing their emotional needs are met with compassion and responsiveness.
Minister in the Presidency responsible for women, youth, and persons with disabilities, Sindisiwe Chikunga, has called on all South Africans to support the country’s ongoing efforts to combat Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBV-F), including incidents committed by intimate partners and family members.
Miss SA, Natasha Joubert conducted a five-school three province tour this week around our country to inspire young girls about social media pressure, to stand up to peer pressure and dispel myths regarding body hair.
Primary healthcare services are facing backlogs in birth registration and early access to social grants.
Businesswoman Tshegofatso Molefi is a trailblazer in the field of waste management, and is thriving, despite the challenges that come with having penetrated a male-dominated industry. She is part owner of the 100% female and black-run Moli & Mela Group.
At the National Treasury Climate Resilience Symposium, President Ramaphosa emphasised the urgency of addressing climate change through integrated fiscal policies and a just transition to a low-carbon economy.
Sierra Leone's new Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, signed by President Julius Maada Bio, marks a pivotal moment in safeguarding children's rights, supported by the influential ‘Hands Off Our Girls’ campaign led by First Lady Fatima Bio.
To be of service to humanity is a tool for spiritual growth, and is instrumental in personal transformation.