Gelant on course to make history in Joburg Run Your City
Following the best season of his career, Elroy Gelant now has his sights set on making history at the Joburg edition of the series on National Heritage Day next... Read more.
‘Adapt to digital era to survive’ — Deputy minister tells media
The Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Kenny Morolong, has emphasised the media’s necessity for long-term self-sustainability strategies as many traditional publications... Read more.
South Africa gets a new state-owned petroleum company
A policy statement by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday resulted in the formation of a new state-owned petroleum company, the South African National Petroleum... Read more.
Curtain closes on ‘Gqeberha: The Empire’ after two years
After two seasons of drama, passion, and storytelling, Tshedza Pictures’ telenovela Gqeberha: The Empire for Mzansi Magic is getting ready to close the book.... Read more.
State to send 100 students to China to study scarce skills
In a bid to address the skills mismatch, the Department of Higher Education and Training will send a number of students to China to study scarce and critical skills... Read more.
I aim to be the king slayer, Dubois says of Joshua fight
The gloves are laced, and the stage is set for two British boxing behemoths, Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois to clash in a highly anticipated IBF heavyweight battle... Read more.
Remember Biko, a true struggle icon who rocked apartheid like no other
In 1977 a young man about 30 years old stood up to insist that his being African does not make him less of a human-being. He refused to succumb to accepting the... Read more.
Charmza: President Cyril Ramaphosa
Charmza: President Cyril Ramaphosa It was a tense few days leading up to the signing into law on Friday of the Basic Education Law Amendment Bill, commonly known... Read more.
Our complicity in racism against ourselves
Is there a crime index in South Africa that determines corruption is worse than racism, worse still, that suspected corruption is worse than demonstrable racism? ... Read more.
‘Border controls will not decrease irregular migration’
“Anyone who expects that border controls will lead to a decrease in irregular migration is raising an expectation that is unattainable,” researcher Gerald... Read more.
