19-year-old stabbed to death during alleged robbery in Woodview Park

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The 19-year-old man and a woman were walking through the park when they were attacked.

Patients divided over new identity checks in hospital

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There has been a mixed reaction to March and March requests to see patient identity documents and appointment cards aimed at preventing foreign nationals from using ...

Access to healthcare: a battleground for South African citizens and foreign nationals

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Protesting groups demand prioritisation of South Africans in healthcare, leading to restrictions on foreign nationals.

Romilla Paulath Singh: a life dedicated to education and empowerment

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Romilla Paulath Singh reflects on her impactful career dedicated to children with special educational needs and her anthology which highlights societal-ills.

Allegations of R1. 6 million extortion against Pretoria prosecutor and police officer

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“The NPA remains steadfast in its commitment to combating corruption, including within its ranks. " - Lumka Mahanjana, the spokesperson for the National Prosecuting ...

Babita Deokaran Murder: New evidence may expose mastermind

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Almost four years after the murder of whistle-blower Babita Deokaran, her family remains hopeful for justice.

Challenging tradition: Indian youth demand change from community leaders

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An open letter criticising community elders for failing to mentor the next generation has sparked a vital discussion on youth leadership and succession in South ...

Hopes for acting police minister to tackle SA's crime scourge

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In a country beleaguered by corruption claims, President Cyril Ramaphosa's latest move raises urgent questions about integrity in law enforcement.

Citizens demand renewal of Mkhwanazi's contract to combat crime

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South Africans demonstrate their unwavering support for Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, calling for his contract renewal as he leads the fight against crime ...

Bongu Appal Naidoo: a leader in education, cultural promotion and community service

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Bongu Appal Naidoo, a 97-year-old retired principal, has made significant contributions to South Africa's cultural and educational landscape.

Man shot dead in Montclair fast food parking lot

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He sustained multiple gunshot wounds.

A lifelong journey in science and service: The remarkable story of Professor Quarraisha Abdool Karim

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Explore the remarkable life and achievements of Professor Quarraisha Abdool Karim, a leading figure in HIV and AIDS research, whose work has significantly impacted ...

Four years on: families remember loved ones lost in the July 2021 unrest

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Tashleen Moodley’s son Faybian, 17, was shot and killed during the unrest. She said not a day had gone by that she and his two younger sisters did not miss him. ...

Celebrating 85 years of Ela Gandhi

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At 85 years old, Ela Gandhi, a peace activist, former social worker and parliamentarian reflects on her life which she has dedicated to activism and advocacy for ...

Addressing the crisis: whistle-blower murders and the need for legal reform

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Activists and organisations are calling for stronger protections for whistleblowers in South Africa, highlighting the urgent need for legislative action and accountability ...

How Adila Chowan overcame discrimination and became a champion for whistle-blowers

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Adila Chowan, a whistleblower and chartered accountant, shares her experience of workplace discrimination and the challenges faced by whistleblowers.

Political leaders demand stricter laws for whistle-blower safety

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Members of Parliament have called for the strengthening of whistleblower protection by enacting robust laws that guarantee anonymity, job security, and legal support ...

Understanding the rise of cyberbullying among youth

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“Children are telling each other to go kill themselves online”

Grandson charged with murder of his blind grandmother

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In a shocking incident in Phoenix, a 24-year-old grandson has been charged with the murder of his blind grandmother and the attempted murder of his mother, following ...

Ricardo Pillay: a voice for change in youth empowerment

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Ricardo Pillay, a holistic teacher from Phoenix, is transforming the lives of youth in his community through empowerment, education, and advocacy against drug abuse ...

A commitment to community upliftment

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At just 22, Shridika Devi Davenarian has dedicated her life to uplifting her community through various outreach projects, inspiring youth to engage in service and ...

Young and unstoppable: Pearl Pillay's journey in youth development

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Pearl Pillay’s dynamic journey to being an influential leader exemplifies how determination and purpose can transform lives and communities.

Pollution and waste management: residents speak

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Residents of eThekwini are sounding the alarm over escalating air and water pollution, illegal dumping, and inadequate waste management. Community leaders highlight ...

Narend Singh discusses environmental challenges in South Africa

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South Africa celebrates National Environment Month in June, highlighting the importance of environmental awareness and action. This month includes significant events ...

South African youth share their challenges and hopes

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Ahead of Youth Day on June 16, young South Africans shared their thoughts on how far they believe we have come as a country, 31 years into democracy.