Health challenges facing youth demand urgent action

Madeleine Hicklin|Published

Free condom distribution remains inconsistent across the province, leaving young people at risk of HIV/AIDS and other Sexually Transmitted Infections.

Men must watch their health

Pule Makgale|Published

To prevent cancer or to detect it early, men are advised to undergo a test known as a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test. This test measures the level of PSA and ...

SA men are dying too young men are dying too young – and it’s time to talk about it

Dr Lee Moses|Published

SA men are dying too young men are dying too young – and it’s time to talk about it

How technology is modernising recruitment in Temporary Employment Services

Pierre Bekker|Published

One of the biggest challenges in the TES environment is managing high volumes of CVs while in the pursuit of matching the right candidate to the right role in record ...

In the DA, upward mobility is conditional

Sifiso Mahlangu|Updated

If the DA wants to be taken seriously as a party ready to govern at a national level, it must demonstrate that it is capable of genuine evolution. That means empowering ...

SA Canegrowers warns against job losses caused by sugar imports

Staff Reporter|Published

Rural communities in KwaZulu-Natal and Mpumalanga are especially vulnerable, where large and small-scale sugarcane growers provide much-needed jobs and stability. ...

Townlands Social Housing Project and the importance of community support

Aaron Maluleka|Published

By offering subsidised rental fees, Tshwane'sTownlands provides a critical lifeline for individuals and families within the income band of between R1 850 and R22 ...

Empowering youth for meaningful economic participation

Tryphosa Ramano|Published

As we commemorate the 2025 Youth Month under the theme, "Skills for the Changing World – Empowering Youth for Meaningful Economic Participation”, there is no doubt ...

Lesufi’s failure to act on substance abuse leaves youth in danger

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DA highlighted the government’s decision to reduce nearly half of its inpatient drug rehabilitation capacity by withdrawing funding from five rehabilitation centres, ...

June 16: A legacy of struggle, a prosperous future unfulfilled

Tebogo Suping|Updated

As we commemorate the sacrifices of the class of '76, we must equally ask ourselves: What are WE celebrating? Is it merely the bravery of the past, or are we also ...

Tell the nation, Batohi

Pule Makgale|Published

As a state entity entrusted with the vital responsibility of ensuring justice, fairness, and the rule of law, the integrity of the NPA is essential.

Surviving consumer dictatorship: Loyalty is no longer guaranteed

Dheeraj Gowrie|Published

Another feature of Consumer Dictatorship is that modern customers expect access to support, services and products on demand - and they are not willing to wait.

CEO caught on video admitting fraud - but it's a deepfake

William Petherbridge|Published

The use of deepfake technology has become one of the most powerful tools fueling disinformation.

Roodt still has dreams of the apartheid academic days

Prof Boitumelo Senokoane|Updated

Before we rush to conclude and argue that at least the 1953 Bantu Education Act created an opportunity for blacks to study or to even suggest that Verwoerd did not ...

Young leaders call for action: 'No more blue ticks; it’s time to act'

Published

In a powerful online event during may that brought together over 200 participants from across the country, young leaders shared their lived realities, frustrations, ...

Reflecting on the 1976 Soweto uprisings

Maditaba Mmatli|Published

As this time approaches of June 16, I often realise that we just overcame the apartheid system not long ago. I often get that people want to make us forget, as if ...

Lack of support for Gauteng ECD centres leaves children vulnerable

Sergio Dos Santos|Published

A glaring example is the unresolved impasse over the Bantu Bonke ECD Centre in Vereeniging, where more than 100 children have been denied access due to bureaucratic ...

Does Musk-Trump spat blow a hole in Tesla bull case?

Neil Wilson|Published

An ugly, name-calling, chest-thumping public brawl on Twitter between the richest guy in the world and the most powerful guy in the world – it's what the platform ...

Meyiwa trial judge offside

Brett Herron|Published

It is deeply concerning that Judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng, presiding over the high-profile Senzo Meyiwa murder trial, made a racially charged remark broadcast live. ...