SA’s ongoing capture: Mkhwanazi’s accusations, countering charges merge with previous state sabotage
South Africa is back in the danger zone, where captors’ hands are either already crushing around us or gearing to grab
By Caryn Dolley
Oct. 24, 2025
Veteran actor wants to revive theatre
The loss of interest can be attributed to economic hardships, perception about theatre and lack of financial rewards, among others.
By Tatenda Kunaka
Jan. 14, 2025
Perspectives: Empowering African youth for positive change
On Mandela Day, MINDS Scholars were challenged to demonstrate their definition of transformational leadership in their communities.
By Ronald Zvendiya
Jul. 30, 2023
Cowboy country
The Zulu kingdoms and their impact on the smaller tribal groups in southern Africa.
By Eddie Cross
May. 13, 2023
It’s critical that medical Afrophobia be eradicated
This phenomenon is often fuelled by prejudice and misinformation and has led to discrimination, violence and other forms of mistreatment against foreign nationals seeking medical care.
By Lelethu Nogwavu and Cresencia Nyathi
Feb. 22, 2023
Killer of South African anti-apartheid hero freed
Last month's decision by the constitutional court to free Janusz Walus drew widespread criticism in South Africa.
By Bbc News
Dec. 7, 2022
Janusz Walus stabbed in South African prison
The attack came after a monument in honour of Mr Hani was vandalised on Saturday at the cemetery where he is buried.
By Bbc News
Nov. 30, 2022
SA’s RMB projects gloom as crisis in Zim deepens... bank ranks the country least attractive destination
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