LOOPHOLE: International watchdog entity unmasks a major arms-trade wheeling and dealing – in which armoured vehicles sold across Africa under a “Made in Emirates” badge are in fact designed in SA and assembled...
DILEMMA: For too long, municipalities have focused on new projects while neglecting critical assets… By Monk Nkomo Skills shortages and financial distress undermined the performance of many...
DECLINE: Declining trust and support for the rule of law undermines the legitimacy of government, says academics Amanda Gouws and Joseph Kupolusi… By Amanda Gouws and Joseph Kupolusi For democracies to...
TENSIONS: Trump’s attacks on South Africa expose an old Western reflex to punish African sovereignty By Tafi Mhaka When US President Donald Trump declared that South Africa “should not even be” in the G20 and...
BREEZY: Gqeberha is a beautiful, tidy city with a relaxed rhythm with uncrowded beaches, as lifestyle writer Priscilla Malinga discovered during her recent visit… By Priscilla Malinga Gqeberha, formerly known...
Summer is upon us and Durbanville Hills is on a roll with its Sundaze, a summer music series, which started early this month, continues this Sunday (November 30) and will be trunking it up on designated Sundays until...
PROBE: SAPS won’t return to the R700-million Telkom Towers complex, evacuated last year amid safety concerns, and is looking for a new head office… By Matthew Hirsch The controversial police headquarters at the Telkom...
SYMBOL: A brainchild of Johannesburg businesswoman, the initiative features as its theme a collection of bras… By Jacob Mawela A day after this year’s launch of the annual 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against...
REFINEMENT: The review of the Act aligned with South Africa’s growth and inclusion strategy of the state… By Lehlohonolo Lehana Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition Parks Tau has announced both a short-term and...
COMMITMENT: Inside the business indaba in Johannesburg and ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba’s Call for a New Era of Black Entrepreneurship echoed with an air of conviction… By Lihle Candice Malinga Africa’s visionaries...
CHARADE: SA’s political class loves to praise the ‘township economy’, yet the narrative is fundamentally misleading. Townships do not operate in isolation from the national economy; they are shaped—and often strangled—...
FOR DECADES, GENERATIONS OF MOTHERS IN SOUTH AFRICA HAVE TRUSTED NESTLÉ TO FEED THEIR BABIES. IN THE EASTERN CAPE, ONE OF THE POOREST IN THE COUNTRY, MANY SPEND THEIR MEAGRE INCOME ON PRODUCTS OF THE SWISS BRAND WITHOUT...
CONNECTION: Here’s how to use it to make the most of your meals… By Harmehak Singh Ever eaten while doom-scrolling and realised you barely tasted anything? Or found your favourite pasta strangely bland after a stressful...
STUDY: South Africans spend between 30 and 60 minutes travelling one way to work By WSAM Reporter Every day, millions of South Africans make their way to work by car, taxi, train, e-hailing or on foot. Most of us track...
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