NSFAS denies viral R630,000 student payout video, cites entertainment prank

Masabata Mkwananzi|Published

Viral social media claims of a massive NSFAS student payment are false and misleading. The scheme says the image is manipulated, urges the public to trust only official ...

South African Library Week 2026: March 14 - 21 'Reclaiming Knowledge and Empowering Futures'

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Celebrate South African Library Week 2026: 'Reclaiming Knowledge, Empowering Futures' and learn how libraries are essential in fostering inclusive development and ...

Viral video of schoolchildren inhaling fire extinguisher contents sparks health warnings

Masabata Mkwananzi|Published

Johannesburg EMS has issued a warning after a viral video showed schoolchildren “smoking” fire extinguisher contents, cautioning that the act can cause respiratory ...

Watch VideoAmaZulu back in the race for third after crucial Richards Bay win

Obakeng Meletse|Published

AmaZulu FC move level with Sekhukhune United in third place after a vital 2–1 victory over Richards Bay. With five games left, Usuthu aim for a CAF Confederation ...

Watch VideoWorld Cup dreams: Jayden Adams reclaims ‘grootman’ status in Mamelodi Sundowns’ title charge

Obakeng Meletse|Published

Jayden Adams says hard work and self-reflection helped him rediscover his form at Mamelodi Sundowns after a difficult spell on the sidelines

Watch VideoOrlando Pirates title wobble: Is lack of experience handing advantage to Mamelodi Sundowns?

Obakeng Meletse|Published

A frustrating 1–1 draw against Siwelele FC has left Orlando Pirates’ title hopes hanging by a thread. With Mamelodi Sundowns holding a game in hand, the Buccaneers ...

South Africa's energy dilemma: A choice between dependence and security

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

As the global energy market faces unprecedented disruptions, South Africa stands at a crossroads. With an energy sector in decline, will the nation rise to rebuild ...

Eskom set to increase electricity tariffs by 8.76% for the upcoming financial year

Wendy Dondolo|Published

As Eskom announces an alarming 8.76% increase in electricity tariffs, consumers are left grappling with the implications. Discover how this decision affects households ...

Unmasking Witness D's alleged killer, the highly trained ex-police task force member

Simon Majadibodu|Published

A former police task force member, trained at a staggering cost, faces murder charges in the Madlanga Commission case. Discover the shocking details surrounding ...

ISS damning report reveals how corrupt SAPS officers shield each other and work with gangs

Manyane Manyane|Published

According to the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), the Madlanga Commission has the opportunity to redefine the standards expected of police leaders across the ...

Army deployed to crime hotspots as shootings continue to terrorise communities

Masabata Mkwananzi|Updated

Over 2,000 soldiers have been deployed nationwide to support police in tackling violent crime and organised criminal networks, with National Police Commissioner ...

Fuming families question Ramaphosa over Khampepe's appointment in TRC inquiry

Karabo Ngoepe|Updated

Families of TRC victims express outrage over President Cyril Ramaphosa's appointment of Justice Sisi Khampepe, questioning the lack of a thorough background check ...

Ekurhuleni education at risk as municipal service cuts loom for 138 schools

Masabata Mkwananzi|Updated

At least 138 schools in Ekurhuleni face possible water and electricity disconnections after racking up more than R81 million in municipal debt. Gauteng Education ...

South Africa marks Human Rights Day and World Water Day with poignant reflections

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As South Africa commemorates Human Rights Day and World Water Day, communities and leaders reflect on the intertwined issues of dignity and access to water, reminding ...

The Middle East conflict is an insult to civilisation

Dr Peter C. Baker|Published

With wars in the Horn of Africa, DRC / Rwanda, Russia / Ukraine and the United States / Israel vs just about everyone else in the Middle East; the world is at war. ...

Time to pivot the conversation: Blacks are their own economic liberators

Thabile Mange|Updated

The writer urges South Africa's black citizens to shift their focus from blaming external forces to empowering themselves economically.

The Annual Cape Town International Jazz Festival: A Powerful Force for Unity and Reconciliation

Masibongwe Sihlahla|Published

Discover how the Cape Town International Jazz Festival transcends mere entertainment, serving as a vital instrument for healing and unity in a divided society.

Presidential SONA speech failed to inspire hope for South Africans

Rev Maudu Morudu|Published

The writer's poignant critiques of President Ramaphosa's SONA shine a light on the frustrations facing many South Africans, as hopes for change clash with the grim ...

South Africa's crisis of illegal immigration and crime spirals out of control

Morgan Phaahla|Published

As South Africa grapples with an alarming rise in crime linked to illegal immigration, communities are calling for urgent action from leadership to restore safety ...