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News24 | Inside AfriForum’s money machine: How lobby group splurges on salaries, marketing
AfriForum earned more than R1.6 billion from members and donors between 2019 and 2024 – but spent only R2 out of every R10 donated on actual projects.
News24 | UNREAD | Johnson in Madlanga hotseat, McKenzie’s hockey pledge, and a wildflower ‘superbloom’
This Sunday, the Unread video bulletin wraps up Advocate Andrea Johnson’s rough ride before the Madlanga Commission this week, Minister McKenzie’s pledge to get SA hockey stars to their World …
News24 | SANDF prepares for underground war against zama zamas, sources say
The SANDF has reportedly begun preparing troops for underground warfare as it considers forming a specialist team to confront zama zamas in South Africa’s dangerous network of abandoned mine tunnels.
News24 | Wendy’s Win | Handed over, and over, and over for Truworths debt
A consumer who faithfully paid back her Truworths debt was hounded by three separate collection agencies, writes Wendy Knowler.
US wants ICC members to withdraw from the institution
The United States is on a mission to dismantle the court "brick by brick".
News24 | Impeachment interruptus: When will the Phala Phala questions be answered?
The chances of South Africans ever finding out what really happened at Phala Phala were dealt a major blow on Friday. Parliamentary journalist Jan Gerber explains why.
LATEST amendments to August 2026 SASSA Children’s Grants
Serving more than 13-million households with needy children, here are the latest amendments to August 2026 SASSA Children’s Grants …
Congo says number of confirmed Ebola cases surpasses 3 000
It is caused by the rare Bundibugyo strain of the virus, which has a fatality rate of about 40%.
News24 | Former FNB manager in court for R87m corruption, money laundering
Former FNB consumer education head Eunice Sibiya faces corruption and money laundering charges linked to a consumer education agreement.
News24 | Sports bodies hit out at funding delays amid McKenzie’s R31m spend row
Delayed and limited government funding is forcing SA athletes and parents to pay their own way to international competitions, while the women’s softball team has already withdrawn from a World …
How transnational movements can shield African civil spaces
In the past, state repression was largely contained within a country's own frontiers. Today, autocrats are cooperating across borders, using digital surveillance.
McLaren surprised by Hungarian GP pole: Stella
Norris said he was "pleasantly surprised" to be back on pole.
Rescuers scour South China Sea for missing after vessel sinks
The Vietnamese-registered vessel is nearly 70 m (230 ft) long with a gross tonnage of 999 tons.
HRC releases damning report for some facilities in NW
The commission investigated the state of police stations and correctional facilities in the province
Over 800 Adults Return to School Under Free Education Programme in Kaoma
Kaoma, Western Province – More than 800 adults in Kaoma District have returned to school through the government’s Youth and Adult Literacy Education (YALE) programme, which is being implemented under …
Eskom schedules nine-hour power outage in parts of Gauteng
Eskom has announced a nine-hour power outage in Gauteng on Tuesday, 28 July, as part of scheduled maintenance.
From Idea to Action: Practical Business Tips from 1xBet Business School
A business often starts with one clear question: what do people need, and how can I provide it better, faster or more reliably? In Zambia, many business ideas come from …
Second Republic’s tourism milestones n Diaspora emerges as Zimbabwe’s next frontier for tourism investment
Nqobile Bhebhe Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE’S diaspora has long been seen mainly as a source of remittances and seasonal visitors to family. However, under the Second Republic, the government is pursuing…
The steel of zpra and the unshakable spirit of Mat’land: Honouring the Architects of Our Freedom
Dr Masimba Mavaza, Correspondent On Heroes Day we do not just remember names. We remember sacrifice, discipline, and the steel that refused to break. This August, we pay tribute to…
UN Women calls for family-centred approach to tackle rising gender-based violence
Robin Muchetu, Health and Gender Editor UN Women has called for an extensive, family-centred approach to combating gender-based violence (GBV) in Zimbabwe and warned that the crisis is no longer…
Once again, Mensah rises for MWOS at Ngoni
MWOS…………….……….2 FC Platinum……….……..0 AT its core, football is a game of probabilities where a pass may succeed or fail, a shot may find the target or miss because of some…
Matters of Health: The nagging cough that refuses to go away
Will cough syrups, lozenges, lemons, honey or medicated hot drinks make my cough go away? There are few things more irritating than lying in bed exhausted, ready to settle in…
COMMENT: Putting priority on completion of major dams commendable
Zimbabwe’s renewed emphasis on completing major dam projects — especially Gwayi-Shangani and Kunzvi — signals a welcome shift from treating water infrastructure as a background technical matter to recognising it…
Joint service for Bosso quartet
Lovemore Dube, Deputy Sports Editor THERE will be a joint service tomorrow (Monday) to celebrate and honour the three Highlanders executive members and club supporter who died in a road…
The shepherd of Kezi . . . Fr Makawule Ndlovu celebrates 25 years of priesthood
Bruce Ndlovu Sunday Life Reporter THE pews of St Patrick’s Parish in Makokoba were packed on that winter day in July 2001. The congregation was a remarkable blend of faith…