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Goliath and Coralie: Rescued circus lions find sanctuary in South Africa
Following a decade of captivity, Goliath and Coralie, two circus lions, are now thriving in a wildlife sanctuary in South Africa, thanks to the dedicated efforts of Animal Defenders International and Qatar Airways.
Unsolved apartheid-era crimes continue to haunt South Africa
Prominent investigations are certainly underway, yet the slow pace of uncovering truths has left many questioning the commitment of political leadership to rectify historic wrongs.
Meet the new faces of South Africa's Social Development: Netshipale and Matlou
Minister Sisisi Tolashe welcomes Peter Netshipale and Themba Matlou, the new leaders of Sassa, as they commit to combating poverty and enhancing service delivery for South Africans.
Exploring the South Africa-China Partnership: Insights from the Chinese Consul General
The Daily News' editor Ayanda Mdluli enjoys an insightful conversation with Li Zhigong, the Chinese Consul General in Durban, who discusses the growing partnership between South Africa and China, highlighting economic collaboration, cultural exchange, and future opportunities
Trump's false claims: challenging negative narratives with the warmth and beauty of the 'rainbow nation'
Explore how South Africa is countering misinformation about its socio-political landscape, as officials respond to Trump's controversial claims while showcasing the nation's rich diversity and cultural vibrancy.
'Bengal Tiger: The Rajbansi Story', a captivating documentary on South Africa's political icon, is set to release in October
'Bengal Tiger - The Rajbansi Story' encapsulates the struggle for identity, resilience and the importance of representation of a community that have been sidelined.
New horizons: Opportunities for South African students in China
Opportunities for South African students in China
Cultural exchange between South Africa and China: A focus on growth and opportunity
Unlocking the potential of South Africa-China relations through cultural exchange
ATM calls for the ban of Elon Musk's Starlink in South Africa, citing legal concerns
The African Transformation Movement has urged the South African government to ban Elon Musk's Starlink service, citing legal violations and threats to national sovereignty amid a controversial claim by Musk regarding race and business operations
SASCOC president Barry Hendricks kicked out of committee meeting after refusing to apologise for remarks
SASCOC president Barry Hendricks was expelled from a parliamentary meeting after refusing to retract claims that committee members were using the session to boost online visibility.
Crunch time for Beacon chocolate range as Tiger Brands hits uncertain times
Beacon chocolates, a staple in South African households, may soon vanish as Tiger Brands explores selling the brand.
Sweet goodbye: Iconic SA chocolate faces an uncertain future
Beacon chocolates, a staple in South African households, may soon vanish as Tiger Brands explores selling the brand.
7 reasons to experience a South African safari for a roaring winter adventure
Experience the thrill of a South African safari this winter, where you can encounter the Big Five, stargaze in pristine wilderness, and escape the hustle of city life. Discover diverse landscapes and learn about conservation efforts while creating unforgettable memories.
South African students shine at the 24th Chinese Bridge proficiency competition
Experience the vibrant celebration of culture and language at the 24th Chinese Bridge competition, where South African students showcased their talents and passion for Chinese culture.
Professor Anil Sooklal honoured with a Sivananda Peace Award for his efforts to develop South Africa
The Sivananda World Peace Foundation acknowledges noteworthy contributions to South Africa's development by honouring Professor Anil Sooklal with the Sivananda Peace Award. Discover how his silent dedication has impacted international relations and development in South Africa.
Professor Anil Sooklal receives peace award for contribution to South Africa
Professor Anil Sooklal, South Africa’s High Commissioner to India, is honoured with the Sivananda Peace Award for his decades of silent contributions to the country’s development, as celebrated by the Sivananda World Peace Foundation.
South Africa steps up fight against foot-and-mouth disease with R72 million vaccine order
In a decisive move, South Africa orders R72 million worth of foot-and-mouth disease vaccines, aiming to restore trade relations and safeguard its livestock industry
Beat the winter blues: discover Europe’s hidden, affordable summer gems for South Africans
Explore the sun-soaked summer destinations in Europe that offer South Africans an escape from winter's chill.
Trump allies' fact finding mission on white farmers and genocide may not change US President's mind
Mark Burns, a close ally of Donald Trump, returns from South Africa with insights that challenge the narrative of genocide against white farmers, highlighting the farmers' concerns about crime instead
Scammers impersonate Postbank officials to rob SASSA grant beneficiaries
Postbank warns SASSA social grant beneficiaries about a surge in scams where fraudsters impersonate officials to steal grant cards and PIN information.
What did the Trump-Ramaphosa meeting tell us about the image of SA and its leaders?
The meeting gave the international community the impression that South African leaders are failing in their constitutional duty to protect citizens and govern the country.
Ambulance shortages in South Africa at critical levels, a threat to emergency care
In a recent Parliamentary response, Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi acknowledged that staffing levels are insufficient to cater to the needs of a population exceeding 63 million, with the government promising to enhance staffing as resources permit.
SA faces possible lottery blackout after Pretoria High Court dismisses Ithuba bid
The Pretoria High Court's dismissal of the National Lotteries Commission's urgent request to appoint Ithuba Holdings as a temporary operator raises serious concerns about the future of South Africa’s national lottery and its beneficiaries.
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.
Short cuts can be costly, counterproductive and dangerous, Minister Malatsi
All this sound and fury by the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies won’t amount to much. His proposal may simply be rejected, as it has been “roundly” repudiated by the parliamentary committee that summoned him to explain his actions. Which will bring all of us back to square one.