Redhill Arts Festival bigger and better after Covid
The Redhill Arts Festival (#RedFest2023), proudly presented by Redhill School in Morningside, will take place from July 28 to July 30. At the Redhill School’s... Read more.
Charmza of the week
The never-say-die 32-year-old double Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya has won the discrimination case imposed on her by the Switzerland-based Court of Arbitration... Read more.
Unionist and MK operative Sandra Nagfaal: a tribute by Mathatha Tsedu
Unionist and MK operative Sandra Nagfaal: a tribute by Mathatha Tsedu Mathatha Tsedu The national executive committee of the Media Workers Association of SA (Mwasa)... Read more.
Moegoe of the week
The country needs economic growth to offer hope to millions of South Africans who are unemployed, yet their progress is stunted by senseless arsonists who may be... Read more.
Rainbow Nation’s unresolved issues
An interview with Sindiwe Magona on her book, I Write the Yawning Void, the 80-year-old woman who recently graduated with a PhD in creative writing, reflects on... Read more.
On the second anniversary of ‘the two weeks in July’ 2021
When you replace “why is this happening to me” with “what is this trying to teach me”, everything shifts. At a time when SA marks the second anniversary... Read more.
Arsonists destroy the future of our unborn children
What are the signs of our time? What happens when you destroy your own resources, your own country – your own wealth? What will happen to you and your children... Read more.
Boks rue woeful start in New Zealand defeat
Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber lamented his team’s hesitant start in the Castle Lager Rugby Championship Test that paved the way to a 35-20 (halftime 20-3) defeat... Read more.
Kay Motsepe school’s tournament expands
The Motsepe Foundation is up in arms in tackling gender inequality in South African football and in sports at large when it announced that it will be expanding the... Read more.
Economics skills and security – Pillars of progress
By Sandile Swana South Africa as a whole, including the Western Cape, has not been able to achieve the targeted average 5.4% per annum gross domestic product growth... Read more.
