Things you can do to help the fight against cancer
As World Cancer Day on February 4 looms, cancer remains a major health challenge in South Africa and the rest of the world, affecting millions of people and their... Read more.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile engages business leaders
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has held an interactive session with more than 50 business leaders at a Sandton, Johannesburg, event. The event was organised by... Read more.
Register to vote this weekend and help shape SA’s future
The last chance to register to vote before the general elections, which are expected to take place in May, is this coming Saturday and Sunday. These elections are... Read more.
Woman, 91, benefits as state gives 500 houses to the elderly
The government has distributed houses to first-time home owners in Ekurhuleni. The Minister of Human Settlements, Mmamoloko Kubayi, along with Ekurhuleni Mayor Sivuyile... Read more.
International tourism numbers soar in 2023 – Minister De Lille
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille has expressed delight at the impressive number of travelers coming to South Africa from the African continent and has highlighted... Read more.
Arsenal coach Arteta breaks silence on Klopp’s imminent departure
Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta has had his say on Jürgen Klopp’s looming departure from Liverpool and the English Premier League. The Liverpool boss announced his... Read more.
Palestinians laud SA’s victory against tyranny
Palestinians laud SA’s victory against tyranny Following a unanimous ruling by the justices to order Israel to stop the mayhem, everyone will be able to raise... Read more.
Charmza of the week
Charmza South Africa never stops to surprise. Our government sent brilliant legal minds to the International Court of Justice to indict Israel for its atrocities... Read more.
Moegoe of the week
Moegoe of the week Without a shadow of doubt, Benjamin Netanyahu, prime minister of Israel, and US President Joe Biden, must qualify as or our moegoes of the week.... Read more.
The black child’s ‘miseducation’
Masingita Masunga Seated beside me were a cabinet minister and a few of department staff members. To my astonishment, when I inquired about recommendations for a... Read more.
