DA’s Siviwe Gwarube used by Solidarity, AfriForum to ‘block transformation’
The Good Party has accused basic education minister Siviwe Gwarube of being used by rightwing organisations Solidarity and AfriForum to “subvert” the Basic Education... Read more.
Poor defensive tactics cost Liverpool Community Shield trophy
By the 18th minute of their FA Community Shield penalty loss earlier at Wembley Stadium in England, Liverpool had completed three long over-the-top passes, one of... Read more.
You hustle hard, so remember to sleep harder for a long life
As the chronic South African economic impotence deepens, the lucky ones who can even find the first job are forced into side-hustling to keep the wolf from the door.... Read more.
AI takes a seat in the classroom and lecture hall but no threat to teachers
Artificial intelligence (AI) is not knocking on the door of education but has walked in, taken a seat, and is already shaping the learning of the future. What... Read more.
South Africans warming up to Chinese products
As US President Donald Trump unleashes another round of tariff wars on the Global South countries aligned with Brics, China is spreading its automotive wings further... Read more.
Western Cape government takes flak for ‘wasting half a billion rands’
The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure Development has been accused of blowing half a billion rands on a project it now says would be too expensive to continue.... Read more.
Omoda and Jaecoo vehicles smash sales expectations in June
Makers of Chinese car brands Omoda and Jaecoo are selling ahead of expectations, the general manager for South Africa revealed to Sunday World. “Our goal was to... Read more.
Cape Flats carnage continues as metro abandoned area – Good leader
Good party secretary-general Brett Herron has accused the Cape Town metro of abandoning the Cape Flats. The politician was speaking to Sunday World in the aftermath... Read more.
‘National Dialogue will not solve our problems’
The National Dialogue has elicited a mixed reaction from South Africa’s intelligentsia. Independent analyst Ebrahim Fakir has described it as a “monumental... Read more.
Gupta compound auction met with mixed reactions from neighbours
Residents of the Saxonwold Drive Gupta compound in Saxonwold, Johannesburg, have expressed mixed emotions about its impending auction. Each of the three houses... Read more.
