SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of AmadibaBy Brian AshleyThe government must require SANRAL to meet communities directly, conduct a genuine mid-term review, assess the inland route honestly and prioritise local road repair as the real engine of inclusive development
Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian childrenSupporting the return of Ukrainian children is consistent with South Africa’s constitutional values and its long-standing commitment to human rights By Elvis Fokala, Kateryna Rashevsk and Dzvinka KachurSouth Africa’s future depends on electoral integrityThe next election will be for the survival and credibility of the country’s democracy By Turkmen TerziWhy the City of Cape Town selling its real estate is not as simple as it looksSelling too much public property now could limit future opportunities for social housing, community facilities or public projects that only the state can deliver By Ash MüllerPartner Content“The Power of Local Begins Here” ARIA launches national localisation campaign to rebuild South Africa’s rail economyBy Ascent Africa ‘Positive Masculinity’ changing the game in AfricaBy Gaia Chiti Strigelli, Tapiwa Uchizi Nyasulu, Cynthia Amanda LunguThe majority of those displaced in emergencies are women and girls, increasing their risk of sexual violence. Girls are forced into child marriage or transactional sex, both last resorts when food is scarce South Africa’s G20 coup de grâceBy Marlan PadayacheeBy the summit’s end, Ramaphosa emerged with an elevated global profile Administrative violence: The hidden barrier to justice for GBV survivorsBy Sheena SwemmerWhen the system ignores its own timelines, it turns bureaucracy into violence Confronting our innate perceptions to tackle gender-based violenceBy Natasha MboyisaWe cannot treat GBV only at its point of eruption. We must go upstream to the formation of identity and gender norms. This means funding and institutionalising programmes that work with boys and men, teaching and empowering them that manhood is not domination, that power does not have to harm, and that accountability is a form of strength. How Ramaphosa Trump-ed his US counterpart: A global communication masterclassBy Cornelius Tanana MonamaThe G20 Summit was a moment that announced to the world that the Global South is ready not only to contribute to global discourse but to shape it B20: A catalyst for Africa’s luxury renaissanceBy Buyi MafokoThe world is moving from borrowing African aesthetics to embracing African authority How to respond to sexual assault survivorsBy Catherine PoultonMany women and girls have survived sexual violence perpetrated by armed groups and armed forces in DRC, when fleeing to Burundi, and incidents have also been reported in the refugee site South Africa’s agricultural exports boomBy Wandile SihloboThe latest data for the third quarter shows that South Africa’s agricultural exports totalled US$4.7 billion, up from 13% from the same period a year ago Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate interventionBy Robert ErasmusBoiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking. The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
South Africa’s future depends on electoral integrityThe next election will be for the survival and credibility of the country’s democracy By Turkmen TerziWhy the City of Cape Town selling its real estate is not as simple as it looksSelling too much public property now could limit future opportunities for social housing, community facilities or public projects that only the state can deliver By Ash MüllerPartner Content“The Power of Local Begins Here” ARIA launches national localisation campaign to rebuild South Africa’s rail economyBy Ascent Africa ‘Positive Masculinity’ changing the game in AfricaBy Gaia Chiti Strigelli, Tapiwa Uchizi Nyasulu, Cynthia Amanda LunguThe majority of those displaced in emergencies are women and girls, increasing their risk of sexual violence. Girls are forced into child marriage or transactional sex, both last resorts when food is scarce South Africa’s G20 coup de grâceBy Marlan PadayacheeBy the summit’s end, Ramaphosa emerged with an elevated global profile Administrative violence: The hidden barrier to justice for GBV survivorsBy Sheena SwemmerWhen the system ignores its own timelines, it turns bureaucracy into violence Confronting our innate perceptions to tackle gender-based violenceBy Natasha MboyisaWe cannot treat GBV only at its point of eruption. We must go upstream to the formation of identity and gender norms. This means funding and institutionalising programmes that work with boys and men, teaching and empowering them that manhood is not domination, that power does not have to harm, and that accountability is a form of strength. How Ramaphosa Trump-ed his US counterpart: A global communication masterclassBy Cornelius Tanana MonamaThe G20 Summit was a moment that announced to the world that the Global South is ready not only to contribute to global discourse but to shape it B20: A catalyst for Africa’s luxury renaissanceBy Buyi MafokoThe world is moving from borrowing African aesthetics to embracing African authority How to respond to sexual assault survivorsBy Catherine PoultonMany women and girls have survived sexual violence perpetrated by armed groups and armed forces in DRC, when fleeing to Burundi, and incidents have also been reported in the refugee site South Africa’s agricultural exports boomBy Wandile SihloboThe latest data for the third quarter shows that South Africa’s agricultural exports totalled US$4.7 billion, up from 13% from the same period a year ago Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate interventionBy Robert ErasmusBoiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking. The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Why the City of Cape Town selling its real estate is not as simple as it looksSelling too much public property now could limit future opportunities for social housing, community facilities or public projects that only the state can deliver By Ash MüllerPartner Content“The Power of Local Begins Here” ARIA launches national localisation campaign to rebuild South Africa’s rail economyBy Ascent Africa
Partner Content“The Power of Local Begins Here” ARIA launches national localisation campaign to rebuild South Africa’s rail economyBy Ascent Africa
‘Positive Masculinity’ changing the game in AfricaBy Gaia Chiti Strigelli, Tapiwa Uchizi Nyasulu, Cynthia Amanda LunguThe majority of those displaced in emergencies are women and girls, increasing their risk of sexual violence. Girls are forced into child marriage or transactional sex, both last resorts when food is scarce South Africa’s G20 coup de grâceBy Marlan PadayacheeBy the summit’s end, Ramaphosa emerged with an elevated global profile Administrative violence: The hidden barrier to justice for GBV survivorsBy Sheena SwemmerWhen the system ignores its own timelines, it turns bureaucracy into violence Confronting our innate perceptions to tackle gender-based violenceBy Natasha MboyisaWe cannot treat GBV only at its point of eruption. We must go upstream to the formation of identity and gender norms. This means funding and institutionalising programmes that work with boys and men, teaching and empowering them that manhood is not domination, that power does not have to harm, and that accountability is a form of strength. How Ramaphosa Trump-ed his US counterpart: A global communication masterclassBy Cornelius Tanana MonamaThe G20 Summit was a moment that announced to the world that the Global South is ready not only to contribute to global discourse but to shape it B20: A catalyst for Africa’s luxury renaissanceBy Buyi MafokoThe world is moving from borrowing African aesthetics to embracing African authority How to respond to sexual assault survivorsBy Catherine PoultonMany women and girls have survived sexual violence perpetrated by armed groups and armed forces in DRC, when fleeing to Burundi, and incidents have also been reported in the refugee site South Africa’s agricultural exports boomBy Wandile SihloboThe latest data for the third quarter shows that South Africa’s agricultural exports totalled US$4.7 billion, up from 13% from the same period a year ago Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate interventionBy Robert ErasmusBoiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking. The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
South Africa’s G20 coup de grâceBy Marlan PadayacheeBy the summit’s end, Ramaphosa emerged with an elevated global profile Administrative violence: The hidden barrier to justice for GBV survivorsBy Sheena SwemmerWhen the system ignores its own timelines, it turns bureaucracy into violence Confronting our innate perceptions to tackle gender-based violenceBy Natasha MboyisaWe cannot treat GBV only at its point of eruption. We must go upstream to the formation of identity and gender norms. This means funding and institutionalising programmes that work with boys and men, teaching and empowering them that manhood is not domination, that power does not have to harm, and that accountability is a form of strength. How Ramaphosa Trump-ed his US counterpart: A global communication masterclassBy Cornelius Tanana MonamaThe G20 Summit was a moment that announced to the world that the Global South is ready not only to contribute to global discourse but to shape it B20: A catalyst for Africa’s luxury renaissanceBy Buyi MafokoThe world is moving from borrowing African aesthetics to embracing African authority How to respond to sexual assault survivorsBy Catherine PoultonMany women and girls have survived sexual violence perpetrated by armed groups and armed forces in DRC, when fleeing to Burundi, and incidents have also been reported in the refugee site South Africa’s agricultural exports boomBy Wandile SihloboThe latest data for the third quarter shows that South Africa’s agricultural exports totalled US$4.7 billion, up from 13% from the same period a year ago Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate interventionBy Robert ErasmusBoiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking. The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Administrative violence: The hidden barrier to justice for GBV survivorsBy Sheena SwemmerWhen the system ignores its own timelines, it turns bureaucracy into violence Confronting our innate perceptions to tackle gender-based violenceBy Natasha MboyisaWe cannot treat GBV only at its point of eruption. We must go upstream to the formation of identity and gender norms. This means funding and institutionalising programmes that work with boys and men, teaching and empowering them that manhood is not domination, that power does not have to harm, and that accountability is a form of strength. How Ramaphosa Trump-ed his US counterpart: A global communication masterclassBy Cornelius Tanana MonamaThe G20 Summit was a moment that announced to the world that the Global South is ready not only to contribute to global discourse but to shape it B20: A catalyst for Africa’s luxury renaissanceBy Buyi MafokoThe world is moving from borrowing African aesthetics to embracing African authority How to respond to sexual assault survivorsBy Catherine PoultonMany women and girls have survived sexual violence perpetrated by armed groups and armed forces in DRC, when fleeing to Burundi, and incidents have also been reported in the refugee site South Africa’s agricultural exports boomBy Wandile SihloboThe latest data for the third quarter shows that South Africa’s agricultural exports totalled US$4.7 billion, up from 13% from the same period a year ago Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate interventionBy Robert ErasmusBoiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking. The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Confronting our innate perceptions to tackle gender-based violenceBy Natasha MboyisaWe cannot treat GBV only at its point of eruption. We must go upstream to the formation of identity and gender norms. This means funding and institutionalising programmes that work with boys and men, teaching and empowering them that manhood is not domination, that power does not have to harm, and that accountability is a form of strength. How Ramaphosa Trump-ed his US counterpart: A global communication masterclassBy Cornelius Tanana MonamaThe G20 Summit was a moment that announced to the world that the Global South is ready not only to contribute to global discourse but to shape it B20: A catalyst for Africa’s luxury renaissanceBy Buyi MafokoThe world is moving from borrowing African aesthetics to embracing African authority How to respond to sexual assault survivorsBy Catherine PoultonMany women and girls have survived sexual violence perpetrated by armed groups and armed forces in DRC, when fleeing to Burundi, and incidents have also been reported in the refugee site South Africa’s agricultural exports boomBy Wandile SihloboThe latest data for the third quarter shows that South Africa’s agricultural exports totalled US$4.7 billion, up from 13% from the same period a year ago Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate interventionBy Robert ErasmusBoiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking. The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
How Ramaphosa Trump-ed his US counterpart: A global communication masterclassBy Cornelius Tanana MonamaThe G20 Summit was a moment that announced to the world that the Global South is ready not only to contribute to global discourse but to shape it B20: A catalyst for Africa’s luxury renaissanceBy Buyi MafokoThe world is moving from borrowing African aesthetics to embracing African authority How to respond to sexual assault survivorsBy Catherine PoultonMany women and girls have survived sexual violence perpetrated by armed groups and armed forces in DRC, when fleeing to Burundi, and incidents have also been reported in the refugee site South Africa’s agricultural exports boomBy Wandile SihloboThe latest data for the third quarter shows that South Africa’s agricultural exports totalled US$4.7 billion, up from 13% from the same period a year ago Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate interventionBy Robert ErasmusBoiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking. The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
B20: A catalyst for Africa’s luxury renaissanceBy Buyi MafokoThe world is moving from borrowing African aesthetics to embracing African authority How to respond to sexual assault survivorsBy Catherine PoultonMany women and girls have survived sexual violence perpetrated by armed groups and armed forces in DRC, when fleeing to Burundi, and incidents have also been reported in the refugee site South Africa’s agricultural exports boomBy Wandile SihloboThe latest data for the third quarter shows that South Africa’s agricultural exports totalled US$4.7 billion, up from 13% from the same period a year ago Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate interventionBy Robert ErasmusBoiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking. The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
How to respond to sexual assault survivorsBy Catherine PoultonMany women and girls have survived sexual violence perpetrated by armed groups and armed forces in DRC, when fleeing to Burundi, and incidents have also been reported in the refugee site South Africa’s agricultural exports boomBy Wandile SihloboThe latest data for the third quarter shows that South Africa’s agricultural exports totalled US$4.7 billion, up from 13% from the same period a year ago Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate interventionBy Robert ErasmusBoiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking. The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
South Africa’s agricultural exports boomBy Wandile SihloboThe latest data for the third quarter shows that South Africa’s agricultural exports totalled US$4.7 billion, up from 13% from the same period a year ago Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate interventionBy Robert ErasmusBoiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking. The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate interventionBy Robert ErasmusBoiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking. The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 yearsBy Ash MüllerThe building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Errol Musk and apartheid amnesiaBy Armand BamThe truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More Latest News SA’s first batch of LEN jabs will arrive in February. Use Bhekisisa’s dashboard to find out who should get them SANRAL must stop sabotaging engagement with the people of Amadiba Call for South Africa to support the UN Resolution on the return of the Ukrainian children Financial controls improve at Services Sector Education and Training Authority Mbalula: ANC has failed to convince SACP against contesting 2026 elections independently The first Lady Emine Erdoğan visits international Maarif School Johannesburg SA wants to make its own six-monthly HIV prevention jabs by 2027. But there’s a hitch Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the Drakensberg Ramaphosa slams Trump’s falsehoods on South Africa Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagementBy Wellington MuzengezaTrump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil Load More