40,000km. 39 Countries. One Mission: Open Africa’s Borders Picture this, a convoy of determined travellers crossing deserts, forests and city borders, not for adventure’s sake alone,...
Dead While Still Breathing, The Horror of Being ‘Digitally Buried’ by the State Most South Africans have heard horror stories about queues at Home Affairs. But...
Mandela’s Legacy Invoked as Israel Seizes Humanitarian Flotilla Bound for Gaza South Africa’s moral voice has entered the global conversation once again and this time, it’s...
Inside the Final Days of Nathi Mthethwa: A Paris Tragedy Written in Silence South Africans woke up this week to news that felt both surreal and...
Global Sumud Flotilla Halted at Sea, But Its Message Is Unstoppable The Global Sumud Flotilla never made it to Gaza, but perhaps it didn’t need to.According...
High Court to Decide Bail Appeal Johannesburg’s High Court is set to hear the bail appeal of Katiso “KT” Molefe, the controversial businessman accused of orchestrating...
Flotilla Intercepted in International Waters A tense early-morning drama unfolded on Thursday as Israeli naval forces intercepted several vessels from the Global Sumud Flotilla, a pro-Palestinian...
Maize Surplus on the Horizon After a challenging drought in 2024, South African farmers have something to celebrate. The Crop Estimates Committee (CEC) has raised its...
Schools Prepare for 2026, Without Textbooks In most parts of South Africa, the last stretch of the year is filled with stationery drives and uniform fittings....
Shock in Court as Witness Turns on the State The Phala Phala farm robbery trial, already one of South Africa’s most politically charged legal battles, took...
