Drug smugglers outnumber crimefighters on Atlantic’s ‘cocaine superhighway’
The MV Matthew was raided off the Irish coast with a major haul of cocaine seized but other suspect vessels...
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South African company accused of fuelling toxic lead crisis in Zambia
A South African-owned company is under fire for toxic mine waste from an unrehabilitated mine in Zambia’s Kabwe region that...
Vietnam celebrates 80 yrs of independence
The Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in Pretoria celebrated its 80th birthday on 2 September 2025. H.E. Mr....
From SA to Gaza. A young activist carries on family tradition of fighting oppression
At 22, Nurain Saloojee is one of the youngest people on the Global Sumud Flotilla, a civilian fleet of more...
People power: Off-grid communities light up
In Nomzamo, an informal settlement in the coal heartlands of Mpumalanga, energy is no longer something handed down from Eskom....
Anti-migrant protester who rallied to ‘protect kids’ revealed to be a paedophile
Anthony Styles, AKA AJ Audits, has been convicted of assaulting girls aged 13 and 17 An anti-migrant YouTuber who claimed...
The US a nation at a crucial crossroads
The US, once seen as a beacon of democracy and freedom, stands at a precipice. The echoes of history whisper...
How to rethink literacy for the digital age
Today, African adult literacy rates are at about 67%, an 11% increase on the same figure at the turn of...
Your Vodaship: No brand loves itself quite like Vodacom
While doing my quotidian tasks yesterday — among them dispatching correspondence to Vodacom, one of the republic’s telecommunications behemoths —...
‘We’re losing £700 a day and staff can’t get to work’: Tube strike misery for London businesses
Prasanna Callaghan, the owner of Crumpets Cafe in Buckingham Gate (Picture: Supplied) A London cafe owner has told how it...
