Imtiaz Cajee, nephew of anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Timol, urges President Cyril Ramaphosa to take decisive action on unresolved Truth and Reconciliation Commission cases, highlighting the ongoing trauma faced by victims' families.
The road was severely congested as motorists and pedestrians looted salvageable items.
At least three suspects were arrested for malicious damage to property, a major success in the battle against infrastructure vandalism and cable theft in the City ...
COMMUNITY leaders are calling for a full investigation into staff at Wentworth Hospital after a woman allegedly gave birth on the grass outside the hospital’s Accident ...
A police captain attached to a high-level security unit is facing serious allegations of fraud and theft, accused of misappropriating R5 million from state funds. ...
A Johannesburg woman’s damages claim after falling into an open manhole will go ahead after the Gauteng High Court blocked the City of Johannesburg’s attempt to ...
Global Sumud South Africa is urgently raising R750,000 to prepare delegates for a humanitarian mission to Gaza, aiming to break the blockade and deliver essential ...
Unemployed teachers in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) are taking to the streets, demanding job opportunities as they struggle to support their families and fulfil their dreams ...
JOSHUA Petersen's family is left heartbroken after the perpetrator of a brutal stabbing at Westridge High School in Durban that left him paralysed received only ...
THE South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has taken Democratic Alliance (DA) councillor Dr John Hayes to the Equality Court over a social media post in 2023 ...
This year, Phoenix celebrates 50 years of existence. DR MUNI KOOBLAL explores the townships rich history, from its origins with Mahatma Gandhi's settlement to the ...
Traders at the historic Tongaat Daily Market are grappling with severe challenges as renovation work has ceased unexpectedly, leaving them in difficult conditions ...
Dr Yusuf Patel, secretary general of the United Ulama Council of South Africa said they were witnessing similar patterns of overspending and extravagance.
Jasveer Singh described the trend as “financial self-destruction,” claiming that weddings had increasingly become performances for social validation rather than ...
