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AFTER THE BELL: The fall of Numsa’s Irvin Jim — when institutions outgrow their eternal leaders
As Numsa moves beyond Irvin Jim’s leadership, the union faces a critical test: rebuilding legitimate, principled leadership focused on workers’ interests.
ANCIENT ECOSYSTEMS: Grass is far more than the lawn you lounge on
We mow it flat, evict the wildflowers and congratulate ourselves. Craig Morris would like a word about our obsession with tidiness and the extraordinary world we keep cutting short.
Dealing with conservation’s inconvenient individual
Conservation may save species, but what does it cost individual animals? Welfare belongs in the ethical calculus: sustainable is not always ethically justified.
OP-ED: Why SA must invest in young people’s mental health sooner rather than later
Delaying accessible, preventative mental health and psychosocial support carries costs across education, employment, families, communities and the economy.
Local elections 2026: How do you choose who to vote for?
Local elections are about more than party loyalty: scrutinise candidates, understand the job and decide what accountability should look like five years from now.
Why the best-laid plans to fix Joburg won’t work — and what will
Fixing our municipalities requires more than listing obvious infrastructural failures. True recovery demands structural debt relief, national-level support and clear operational strategies to allow incoming leadership a fresh starting point …
DELAYED DIAGNOSIS: Gauteng malaria spike was due to travel in flood regions, experts conclude
The sudden spike in malaria cases in Gauteng earlier this year – with more than 400 infections and 11 deaths in the first three months of 2026 – has been …
THE CONVERSATION: A map of SA’s allergy hotspots gives you time to prepare for pollen season
For some South Africans, the beginning of the flower season is met not with the joys of spring but rather with a sniffy nose, itchy eyes and a cacophony of …
When the state fails to protect you, self-defence isn’t a luxury; it’s a necessity
Amid a failure of state protection, disarming law-abiding citizens through the Firearms Control Amendment Bill and ignoring the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority’s governance crisis will fuel chaos rather than …
News24 | Ramaphosa spared true horrors on Mamelodi visit
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa was ushered away from the foul living conditions at Kingsley Hostel, say residents.
Residents of Driehoek in NW question benefit of LGE
Residents of Driehoek village say the municipality has neglected them for three decades
Mantashe sets up task team amid challenges faced by diamond miners
The diamond industry globally is under severe pressure, brought on by laboratory produced diamonds.
Kaizer Chiefs expected starting XI against TS Galaxy
Kaizer Chiefs could start with Mduduzi Shabalala and Mfundo Vilakazi as they look to put TS Galaxy to sword on Tuesday.
Kruger’s popular Skukuza gate to close from next week
Heading to Kruger this November? The popular Skukuza Rest Camp main gate is set to close from next week. Here's why.
Zuma-Sambudla defence questions investigating officer
Zuma-Sambudla appeared at the Durban High Court on Monday
CARRYING CONFIDENCE: Proteas show early hand, riding the winning momentum into Newlands decider
Fast bowler Gerald Coetzee will replace the injured Anrich Nortje for the third Test against Australia starting at Newlands on Tuesday.
Vehicle seen on CCTV footage detailed at AKA murder trial
The court heard that a vehicle was seen around Wish restaurant before the shooting.
News24 | CCTV footage, eyewitnesses identify men accused of murdering, burning Mitchells Plain woman
CCTV footage and scores of eyewitnesses helped the police identify and arrest two men in Tafelsig, Mitchells Plain, who are accused of murdering a woman, setting her body alight in …
APC open to coalitions prioritising service delivery: Godi
Godi says the APC will align with any party with which it shares a common agreement on governance.
Sewe uit tien SA ondernemings betaal lospryse ná kuberaanvalle – Sophos
Prof Danny Myburgh, besturende direkteur by Cyanre en medeprofessor aan Noordwes-Univesiteit (NWU), gesels oor kuberaanvalle.
Russia: flames engulf buildings after Ukrainian drone attack in Voronezh region
At least two people were killed and 17 injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on Russia's Voronezh region. Flames engulfed buildings, while falling debris struck a commuter train.
Ondernemings wag jare vir besluite oor invoertariewe
Anneke Janse van Vuuren, bestuurder van data-oplossings by XA Global Trade Advisors, gesels oor hoe ITAC se tariefondersoeke nou jare lank sloer.
Dakar prepares to host the 2026, Youth Olympics Africa’s first Olympic event
The countdown is on in Dakar. With just days to go, construction crews are racing against the clock to prepare Senegal’s capital for a historic global sporting event.
Kan Suid-Afrika ’n internasionale finansiële sentrum word?
Diaan Janse van Rensburg, besturende direkteur van Efficient Invest, verduidelik wat 'n sintetiese finansiële sentrum is en hoe dit in Suid-Afrika sal werk.