Iran’s missiles getting deadlier
Recent reports from US officials show a major shift in the Middle East. Iran’s latest missiles aren’t just faster, they are pulling crazy terminal manoeuvres... Read more.
Tackle our financial burdens
The increase in inflation to 5% confirms what millions of South Africans already know: the cost of living continues to rise while household incomes struggle to keep... Read more.
Schools must make belonging non-negotiable
I am a teacher, a Head of Department, the Founder of The Seen Initiative, and Sunday World’s Unsung Hero for 2026. I have spent 12 years in the education space... Read more.
Charmza
Lesetja Kganyago deserves praise after the Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) kept the repo rate unchanged at 7% this week. Although the decision was... Read more.
A courageous act of balance, but it could be temporary
The decision by the South African Reserve Bank’s (SARB) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to hold the repo rate steady at 7% is a masterclass in prudent policymaking,... Read more.
Moegoe
Andrea Johnson sits at the high table of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption, yet she moves like an amateur in a village court. Labelling a senior police... Read more.
Investors fear spiking oil prices could threaten stock rally
Deepening conflict in the Middle East has sent oil prices surging and Treasury yields climbing to levels that have equity investors on edge, raising fears that pain... Read more.
RGS bid to reopen Tongaat rescue plan blocked
A Durban High Court judge has dismissed an attempt by Tongaat Hulett creditor RGS Group Holdings to revive a legal challenge that sought to dismantle the sugar giant’s... Read more.
Merck licenses experimental HIV pill to generic makers in 129 countries
Merck said on Friday it signed seven voluntary licensing agreements with generic drug manufacturers to make and sell lower-cost versions of its experimental once-monthly... Read more.
South Africa rejects ICC petition alleging crimes associated with ‘Abahambe’
Dirco says complaint does not meet legal threshold for ICC to act The Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) this week rejected a petition... Read more.
