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- Iran’s missiles getting deadlier
Recent reports from US officials show a major shift in the Middle East. Iran’s latest missiles aren’t just faster, they are pulling crazy terminal manoeuvres right before impact, making them incredibly tough for Western air defences to intercept. Even more alarming, their aim has gotten lethal. Instead of just firing… Read more » - Tackle our financial burdens
The increase in inflation to 5% confirms what millions of South Africans already know: the cost of living continues to rise while household incomes struggle to keep pace. Every trip to the supermarket, every tank of fuel, every electricity bill and every taxi fare places greater pressure on families already… Read more » - IDAC boss Andrea Johnson tenders resignation, wants immediate release
Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) head Adv Andrea Johnson has asked President Cyril Ramaphosa and National Director of Public Prosecutions Adv Andy Mothibi to release her from office immediately, saying sustained attacks against her and the unit have created reputational risks for the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). In a letter… Read more » - Schools must make belonging non-negotiable
I am a teacher, a Head of Department, the Founder of The Seen Initiative, and Sunday World’s Unsung Hero for 2026. I have spent 12 years in the education space and I’m currently completing my PhD, presenting research both nationally and internationally. I write to you today about a subject… Read more » - Understanding human movement across Africa
Migration has become one of the most complex and emotive public issues facing countries around the world. While governments and societies recognise the importance of discussing migration, many remain cautious about the language they use for fear of inflaming tensions or provoking divisions. In recent weeks, the world has witnessed… Read more » - Charmza
Lesetja Kganyago deserves praise after the Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) kept the repo rate unchanged at 7% this week. Although the decision was not unanimous, many who are servicing debt and trying to keep their heads above water are breathing a sigh of relief. Ordinary folks are feeling… Read more » - A courageous act of balance, but it could be temporaryThe decision by the South African Reserve Bank’s (SARB) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to hold the repo rate steady at 7% is a masterclass in prudent policymaking, a decision that deserves genuine applause. Defying market expectations that had priced in another hike, the MPC demonstrated a nuanced understanding of a… Read more »
- Moegoe
Andrea Johnson sits at the high table of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption, yet she moves like an amateur in a village court. Labelling a senior police officer a “token appointment” without even glancing at her CV? That is not just gross incompetence; it is arrogance. Then she runs to… Read more » - China is the biggest winner in all this mess
The USA military is seen as a sham. Trump cannot defeat Iran and so he will escalate to a point where he is now considering boots on the ground. This latest faux pas will yet again result in heavy casualties on the part of America, at which point the US… Read more » - Rooibos reaches for the stars in trip to International Space Station
Whether you like it hot, with or without milk, or drink it cold with ice or in other creative variations, rooibos tea remains a favourite in South African households. The cherished red bush tea, which is native to the Cederberg, is now poised to soar to new heights. This October,… Read more »
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