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Yearly Archives: 2025

Zuma sacks Shivambu as MK secretary-general
Politics
/ 3 June 2025

Zuma sacks Shivambu as MK secretary-general

The decision follows Shivambu’s unsanctioned trip to Malawi

By Mandisa Nyathi
Why Boksburg Lake turned red: Acid mine drainage confirmed as cause
The Green Guardian
/ 3 June 2025

Why Boksburg Lake turned red: Acid mine drainage confirmed as cause

Residents have been urged to avoid Boksburg Lake after it was contaminated

By Sheree Bega
Ford Everest Wildtrak: Brawny and powerful with a touch of luxury — but it’s thirsty
Motoring
/ 3 June 2025

Ford Everest Wildtrak: Brawny and powerful with a touch of luxury — but it’s thirsty

The mid-range Everest has a solid build, comes with a V6 engine and the interior brings a fair amount of style

By Eyaaz Matwadia
Bitter Winter: the show will go on but what of the people in it?
Friday
/ 3 June 2025

Bitter Winter: the show will go on but what of the people in it?

An old actor, a young upstart, and a kettle on the fritz — Bitter Winter turns the ordinary into something unforgettable

By Keith Bain
SA economy grows marginally by 0.1% in the first quarter of 2025
Business
/ 3 June 2025

SA economy grows marginally by 0.1% in the first quarter of 2025

The GDP expansion was largely driven by increased activity in the agriculture sector

By Aarti Bhana
Why South Africans must stand with Palestine and why the world must act
Thought Leader
/ 3 June 2025

Why South Africans must stand with Palestine and why the world must act

South Africans know what it is like to be dehumanised, displaced and silenced and so it is important to support the Palestinians

By Sifiso Sonjica
Biosecurity is vital for SA’s successful agricultural growth and export strategy
Thought Leader
/ 3 June 2025

Biosecurity is vital for SA’s successful agricultural growth and export strategy

Frequent outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease, avian influenza and African swine fever suggest weakness in biosecurity controls and the effect of climate change

By Wandile Sihlobo
Reform of parole policy in South Africa — fact or fiction?
Thought Leader
/ 3 June 2025

Reform of parole policy in South Africa — fact or fiction?

Finland, with its balance between integration and stigma, could be a model for South Africa to bring down its high rate of re-offending

By Casper Lӧtter
BEE is essential for economic growth
Thought Leader
/ 3 June 2025

BEE is essential for economic growth

There is no factual evidence that deindustrialisation, poverty, inequality and unemployment is caused by black economic empowerment, as argued by William Gumede

By Khwezi Mabasa
Only 0.1% of police officers checked for sexual offences
National
/ 3 June 2025

Only 0.1% of police officers checked for sexual offences

The national register for sex offenders contains more than 32 000 names, with more than 10 000 additional cases pending court outcomes

By Umamah Bakharia
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