'WAITING FOR JUSTICE': Bay lawyer claims police sergeant assaulted him

Former detective turned lawyer Ntsikelelo Kalipa alleges that he was assaulted by a Nelson Mandela Bay anti-gang unit police officer.

In memory of Prof Adele Leah (Barry) Moodly

A touching tribute to Professor Adele Moodly, the pioneering academic and first black woman Registrar in Rhodes University's history, celebrating her remarkable legacy in higher education and leadership.

MANDLENKOSI MAPHOSA | Climate fight must embrace indigenous wisdom too

Every September, South Africans pause to celebrate Heritage Month, a time of traditional dress, indigenous cuisine, music and dance. Yet if we allow it to remain a mere pageant of costume and cuisine, we squander its deeper purpose. Heritage Month should be a moment of critical reflection: an invitation to ask what our cultural inheritance can teach us about surviving the crises of our time.

LWANDA MAQWELANE | Masked protest raises hard questions for Rhodes

Rhodes University, small as it may be relative to many of its peers, has produced some of SAâ s leading intellectual minds and captains of industry across a wide range of fields. Its significance has never rested simply on its size. It has rested, in part, on a particular understanding of what a university ought to be.

Mthatha pensioners lash out at long-lasting power outages

Pensioners and homeowners in the Northcrest suburb of Mthatha are expressing severe frustration with the King Sabata Dalindyebo municipality following a crippling five-day power blackout. The prolonged outage forced vulnerable residents to discard spoiled groceries, compromised essential refrigerated medication, and heightened crime fears amid reports of burglaries during the darkness.

'A street that shines is a street people will buy into'

A short stretch of Beach Road is trying something talked about in the city for years â treating one street as if it belongs to the people who live on it. That idea has turned into reality with a pilot project called Street Shine launching this month. Run by the new ward18 residents and ratepayers association, the street area chosen is purposefully small â from Drake Road to the top of Beach Road.

Abongile Nyondo celebrates first national award

Eastern Cape gospel singer and broadcaster Abongile Nyondo celebrates a milestone 25 years in the music industry, marked by his first major win at the Independent National Gospel Music Awards.

New book spotlights South Africa's forgotten women surfers

In her new book 'Chasing Waves', author Melissa Volker documents the rich, overlooked history of South African women's surfing, charting the journey from patronising 1970s attitudes to international championship triumphs.

Family distraught after golf club worker crushed to death

Forty-nine-year-old Nkosinathi "Marks" Zenani, who died as a result of a freak accident while at work on Friday, was an employee of the East London Golf Club in KuGompo City for more than two decades. He was the father of three and the sole breadwinner for his Mdantsane family. Zenani was preparing to send his second-born son to initiation.

Only nine African countries ranked above Bafana Bafana

Bafana Bafana have remained in Africa's top 10 in the latest FIFA Men's World Rankings after a perfect start to life under head coach Pitso Mosimane.

SA pilot helps save lives on Flydubai after planned 'terrorist act'

The incident unfolded aboard Flydubai flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv when the co-pilot allegedly launched an attack.

Twins' murder may signal family dispute, warns expert

Two 14-year olds were found dead in Pretoria.

The attacker has one AI. You have 12 dashboards

Offensive AI has made every organisation a target. Defenders need to automate in response.

AKA and Tibz murder trial begins in the Durban High Court

The arrests of the accused were announced a year later.

Bozell's latest démarche further deepens SA, US tensions: Expert

Parliament's portfolio committee on International Relations wants DIRCO to explain the demarches

October fuel price hike: Here's what you're likely to pay for petrol and diesel from Wednesday

Pitso Mosimane has changed Bafana Bafana

Pitso Mosimane has made a dream return to the Bafana Bafana dugout, winning all three of his matches since taking charge of the national team.

60 women accuse Midlands sex pest

School girls were targeted in a KwaZulu-Natal sex scandal.

US sanctions against SA a bluff?

Escalating pressure could affect American interests.

Recipe of the day: Jenny Morris's cauliflower royale

Looking for a different way to serve cauliflower? Jenny Morris's recipe layers it with homemade tomato sauce and pecorino cream before baking it with a cheesy breadcrumb topping.