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Born Free: Does South Africa need Starlink? – With Kuhle Maseko  – Podcast episode eleven
Thought Leader
/ 1 July 2025

Born Free: Does South Africa need Starlink? – With Kuhle Maseko  – Podcast episode eleven

Born Free is a bold, unfiltered voice for South Africa’s youth

By Misunderstood
The real test isn’t the GNU — it’s whether voters see through the elites
Opinion
/ 30 June 2025

The real test isn’t the GNU — it’s whether voters see through the elites

The public must not be deceived by politicians’ use of democratic language to obscure anti-democratic actions

By Zimkhitha Manyana
Welcome to America
Thought Leader
/ 30 June 2025

Welcome to America

I find myself in Trump’s MAGA, which is more accurately MAWA – Make America White Again

By Michael Brian Lee
SA poultry industry slams US bird flu import concessions as risk to food security
Article
/ 30 June 2025

SA poultry industry slams US bird flu import concessions as risk to food security

The decision allowing America to lift or impose export bans during outbreaks ‘will be devastating’

By Lyse Comins
Sbusiso Jaca’s Tuneroyalty and the fight for independent artistry
Friday
/ 30 June 2025

Sbusiso Jaca’s Tuneroyalty and the fight for independent artistry

Homegrown tech is giving artists the power to own, protect and profit from their work

By Lesego Chepape
Critical minerals strategy crucial for clean energy
Thought Leader
/ 30 June 2025

Critical minerals strategy crucial for clean energy

South Africa’s strategy for these minerals can support low-carbon economies, essential in tackling the climate crisis that worsens the vulnerability of people and the environment

By Busisipho Siyobi
From groceries to bonds: How a 3% inflation target will affect you
Columns
/ 29 June 2025

From groceries to bonds: How a 3% inflation target will affect you

The Reserve Bank’s plan to narrow the inflation target to 3% for stability, lower costs and growth should be positive for households and businesses

By Nkosinathi Mtshali
Ireland to make education a focal point at G20 meet in SA
National
/ 28 June 2025

Ireland to make education a focal point at G20 meet in SA

The country is officially the most educated in the world, and its economy has benefited greatly from this

By Eyaaz Matwadia
Chinese technology punts AI Agents and 5G-advanced networks for the future
Sci-tech
/ 28 June 2025

Chinese technology punts AI Agents and 5G-advanced networks for the future

The smart technology builds personal memory models, learning about users’ habits and preferences over time to continuously improve service

By Aarti Bhana
Diplomacy is not dead, the world has just forgotten how to use it
Thought Leader
/ 27 June 2025

Diplomacy is not dead, the world has just forgotten how to use it

The question now is not whether diplomacy is dead in the Middle East, but whether anyone remembers what it looks like

By Ismail Joosub
The ‘weight of heavy logs’: Masculinity and memory in Matabeleland
Friday
/ 27 June 2025

The ‘weight of heavy logs’: Masculinity and memory in Matabeleland

Filmmaker Nyasha Kadandara opens up about Matabeleland and the emotional journey behind her feature-length debut

By Rolland Simpi Motaung
Who benefits from the musical chairs in Joburg Council?
Thought Leader
/ 27 June 2025

Who benefits from the musical chairs in Joburg Council?

By keeping Morero in office, Johannesburg’s politicians showed open disregard for ratepayers, putting political deals above leadership, accountability and basic service delivery

By Editorial
Tasting the continent: a pan-African journey at Épicure
Friday
/ 26 June 2025

Tasting the continent: a pan-African journey at Épicure

Chef Coco takes diners on a delicious, continent-spanning journey through the continent’s diverse culinary traditions

By Kibo Ngowi
Teaching is an act of nation building
Thought Leader
/ 26 June 2025

Teaching is an act of nation building

Every learner whose life is shaped by a teacher has the potential to shift the future of this country

By Andisiwe Hlungwane
How short-term loans could cost you your dream home
Thought Leader
/ 26 June 2025

How short-term loans could cost you your dream home

Frequent short-term borrowing can hurt your bond application because lenders see it as a sign of financial instability, even if you make repayments on time

By Renier Kriek
‘It’s heartbreaking’: bad cancer drugs shipped to more than 100 countries
Health
/ 26 June 2025

‘It’s heartbreaking’: bad cancer drugs shipped to more than 100 countries

The drugs form the backbone of treatment plans for numerous common cancers, including breast, ovarian and leukemia

By Paul Eccles, Andjela Milivojevic and Ramu Sapkota
Race and politics distract us from the issue of inequality
Thought Leader
/ 25 June 2025

Race and politics distract us from the issue of inequality

South Africa’s inequality is a class issue masked by race and political infighting, distracting from pragmatic solutions and true liberation goals

By Khumo Kumalo
Coal and South Africa’s complicity in the genocide in Gaza
Thought Leader
/ 25 June 2025

Coal and South Africa’s complicity in the genocide in Gaza

Our exports to Israel contradict our anti-genocide stance, fuelling Israel’s war efforts

By Imraan Buccus
Africa’s G20 moment: A moral call for justice and global solidarity
Thought Leader
/ 25 June 2025

Africa’s G20 moment: A moral call for justice and global solidarity

Hunger, exclusion from education and Africa’s debt is more than policy failure, inequality and poor planning, it is the theft of dignity, potential and oppression

By Thulani Mbuyisa
Ukubekezela: Mapping a fractured terrain
Friday
/ 24 June 2025

Ukubekezela: Mapping a fractured terrain

Senzeni Marasela’s ‘Waiting and Remembering’ uses her alter ego, Theodorah, and textiles to explore themes of loss, memory and black South African womanhood

By Thembeka Heidi Sincuba
South Africa’s export economy at risk as global carbon rules tighten
The Green Guardian
/ 24 June 2025

South Africa’s export economy at risk as global carbon rules tighten

About 422 000 local jobs are tied to exports to economies with active or incoming carbon border adjustment mechanisms

By Sheree Bega
Why 100% fruit juice should come with a sugar warning label
Health
/ 24 June 2025

Why 100% fruit juice should come with a sugar warning label

Under SA’s latest proposed food labelling regulations, 100% fruit juices won’t have to show a high sugar warning because their sugars are “naturally occurring”

By Zano Kunene
Holding the powerful to account: War crimes and the new global reckoning
Friday
/ 24 June 2025

Holding the powerful to account: War crimes and the new global reckoning

From Nuremberg to The Hague and Rwanda to Gaza, author traces the relentless pursuit of justice for humanity’s darkest crimes

By Ahmet Sait Akcay
Two-year plan to fix Joburg’s leaking reservoirs set to start next month
The Green Guardian
/ 24 June 2025

Two-year plan to fix Joburg’s leaking reservoirs set to start next month

Joburg Water says this will extend the service life of the infrastructure and reduce physical losses

By Sheree Bega
Nomzamo Mbatha and a dress worthy of a gallery
Friday
/ 19 June 2025

Nomzamo Mbatha and a dress worthy of a gallery

Fusing tradition and couture, Gert-Johan Coetzee’s dress for Nomzamo Mbatha redefines African royalty

By Lesego Chepape
Stories that shift us: Mandisa Zitha on what makes a great documentary
Friday
/ 19 June 2025

Stories that shift us: Mandisa Zitha on what makes a great documentary

As Encounters celebrates its 27th year, director Mandisa Zitha spotlights must-see films and the magic of documentary cinema

By Kibo Ngowi
Born Free: Jacobs defects, Motsepe for Prez, Zille returns – Is youth politics fading?  – Podcast episode ten
Thought Leader
/ 19 June 2025

Born Free: Jacobs defects, Motsepe for Prez, Zille returns – Is youth politics fading?  – Podcast episode ten

Born Free is a bold, unfiltered voice for South Africa’s youth

By Misunderstood
G20 must act to stop greenwashing by fossil fuel companies
Thought Leader
/ 19 June 2025

G20 must act to stop greenwashing by fossil fuel companies

Misleading marketing allows companies such as Astron Energy, BP, Engen, Sasol, Shell and TotalEnergies to avoid taking measures to address the climate crisis

By Lazola Kati
Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment picture
National
/ 18 June 2025

Ramaphosa touts youth jobs drive as StatsSA data paints grim unemployment picture

The statistics agency’s youth report notes worsening joblessness, hunger and safety concerns among South Africa’s youth

By Nkateko Joseph Mabasa
In a world of injustices, be Greta Thunberg
Thought Leader
/ 18 June 2025

In a world of injustices, be Greta Thunberg

The climate activist also advocates for human rights, such as those of Palestinians being killed by Israeli Defence Forces in Gaza

By Robert Kigongo
Malatji: Nkabane ‘cowardly’ for withdrawing ANC linked appointments as Seta board chairs
Politics
/ 18 June 2025

Malatji: Nkabane ‘cowardly’ for withdrawing ANC linked appointments as Seta board chairs

The ANC Youth League president said those who serve in government and are considered to be youth of the party should only fear him, not opposition parties

By Lunga Mzangwe
Documenting sacred ecology: Mamelodi to Rustenburg Kloof conservation walk begins
The Green Guardian
/ 18 June 2025

Documenting sacred ecology: Mamelodi to Rustenburg Kloof conservation walk begins

Ecological threats in the Magaliesberg have spurred the community-led conservation effort

By Sheree Bega
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