As Repression of Opposition Increases, Rule of Law in Zambia Is Undermined
How is Hakainde Hichilema's campaign strategy undermining the rule of law in Zambia?
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Data Centres Take a Beating in the US: Any Lessons for South Africa?
Are South Africa's data centres a ticking time bomb? Hassen Lorgat explores the contrasting narratives around AI data centres in the US and South Africa, highlighting the urgent need for critical…
Tupac Shakur murder trial begins three decades after iconic rapper's assassination
The trial of Duane " Keffe D" Davis marks a pivotal moment in the pursuit of justice for Tupac Shakur, a DJ and songwriter whose influence still resonates three decades later.
MEDIA MATTERED: Remembering Mapleton: A train wreck caught in time
Reporters in 1927 preserved the disaster, but not the memory of the dead. White staff were named and black passengers were simply counted.
Mokgosi to reshuffle cabinet, outline service delivery progress
Mokgosi will reveal his new team and outline progress on key service delivery commitments
Duduzane Zuma groomed as MK’s heir apparent
Duduzane Zuma succession plan emerges as ANC stalwart Dlamini-Zuma accuses Mbalula and Lamola of bribery ahead elective conference legal threats.
Parliament disputes Fadiel Adams’ faulty laptop claims
Adams told the Commission that this resulted in late submission of his statement.
Relationship resentment and the warning signs couples may miss
Small, consistent changes in accountability can alter the emotional climate of a relationship more effectively than one major conversation.
Is Schreiber’s repatriation bill political marketing?
Just in time for the local government elections, a DA minister has demonstrated patriotic fighting spirit.
Mkhulise strikes twice as Sundowns snatch dramatic win over Galaxy
Galaxy gradually found their way into the contest and threatened through their pressing game.
SCIENCE SNAPSHOT: Finalists — Five scientists race to read Africa’s environmental future
From microbes hidden beneath desert soils to the plankton that underpin aquatic food webs, five African scientists are developing new ways to detect ecological change before it becomes visible.
LUXURY RENTALS: Gauteng education spends R230m a year on offices as schools face subsidy cuts
While public schools across the province face severe budget cuts and massive shortfalls in fee collections, the provincial education department continues to spend hundreds of millions of rand leasing…
Lucky Montana no-show leaves his two properties legally frozen
The former PRASA boss was due to oppose a bid to freeze R15.75-million in properties he allegedly bought with proceeds of corruption
Police torture case postponed after no-show by cop’s lawyer
The case of three police officers torturing Juma Igiraneza was again postponed, this time until 21 September for a trial date to be set