Feenix comes to the rescue of students amid budget cuts
Public-benefit organisation Feenix’s #BeTheSolution campaign has stepped in to assist students with funding after the National Student Financial Aid Schem... Read more.
Award-winning authors launch iLembe Book Festival
Book enthusiasts in KwaZulu-Natal are up for a treat as South African award-winning authors debut a book festival. The iLembe Book Festival is the brainchild of... Read more.
Water supply challenges leave Free State residents high and dry
When the alarm goes off at 6am, Mthokozisi Mfeka* prepares to gather his buckets and water containers in a wheelbarrow in order to be first in a long queue to r... Read more.
SGB demands action against principal after funds ‘go missing’
The school governing body (SGB) at Thuto Tsebo Primary in Lindley, Free State, are demanding immediate disciplinary action against the principal. This after a r... Read more.
Amapiano awards back on track after lengthy delays
South African Amapiano Awards (Saapa) are finally making a comeback after two postponed event dates. The awards were set to take place in April and were moved t... Read more.
Mining giant donates R31m to fight GBV
Anglo American Platinum has donated R31-million in support of gender-based violence survivors in operations’ host communities in North West and Limpopo. The f... Read more.
Former Bafana, Sundowns star John Tlale out on bail for theft
Mamelodi Sundowns legend-turned-business tycoon John Tlale and his business partner spent some time in police cells for allegedly stealing R1.9-million from a c... Read more.
Unions discourage Implats employees from returning to work
Trade unions have warned Impala Platinum (Implats) employees in Rustenburg to stay away from the mine pending an investigation into the deaths of their colleagu... Read more.
R129m fraud lands former Sedibeng Water bosses in the soup
Rembulwani Tradewin Takalani, former CEO of dissolved Sedibeng Water, and chief financial officer Mpinane Anastacia Shasha have been arrested for fraud amountin... Read more.
University of Limpopo alumni raise R8.5m to fund ‘missing middle’
The University of Limpopo alumni have raised R8.5-million to assist paying fees for some of the “missing middle” students. The missing middle refers... Read more.
