UCT sociologist calls for a rethink on the burden of care

Staff Reporter|Published

How can society better recognise and value the invisible labour of caring for the vulnerable? UCT sociologist Professor Elena Moore challenges us to rethink our ...

He slashed her tyres: The harrowing seven-year ordeal of Vanguard Primary School's principal

Genevieve Serra|Published

A Vanguard Primary School principal shares her harrowing seven-year ordeal of harassment from a colleague, exposing the failures of the Western Cape Education Department ...

NSFAS dismisses misleading R630k payment claim amid ongoing student funding issues

Murray Swart|Published

NSFAS has refuted a viral claim of a R630,000 payment to a student, labelling it false and misleading, while students face critical funding challenges.

Israel responds to South Africa's genocide case at the ICJ

Brandon Nel|Updated

Israel has filed its response in SA’s genocide case before the International Court of Justice, more than a year after Pretoria submitted its detailed written arguments ...

Ravensmead community mourns as police arrest suspects in deadly shooting

Marsha Dean|Published

Two youngsters shot dead and another injured on Sunday in Ravensmead drive-by shooting

Blood on the streets: Kalksteenfontein's latest double murder raises eyebrows

Kim Swartz|Published

Two men were fatally shot in Kalksteenfontein, marking the seventh murder in the area in less than a week, as gang violence escalates.

Cape Town's dirty secret as sewage discharge appeal leaves oceans in Peril

Murray Swart|Published

Pressure is mounting on the national Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) to finalise a long-delayed appeal challenging licences that allow ...

Who is Matipandile Sotheni, the ex-police task force member accused of killing Witness D?

Simon Majadibodu|Updated

Matipandile Sotheni, a former elite SAPS officer, faces multiple charges in connection with the murder of Marius van der Merwe, known as 'Witness D.'

Emotional closure for Previn Pillay's family as 'suitcase killers' receive life sentences

Kim Swartz|Published

After nearly five years of heartache, Dennis Pillay finds solace as the 'suitcase killers' are sentenced, marking a significant step towards healing for his family. ...

Watch VideoAmaZulu back in the race for third after crucial Richards Bay win

Obakeng Meletse|Published

AmaZulu FC move level with Sekhukhune United in third place after a vital 2–1 victory over Richards Bay. With five games left, Usuthu aim for a CAF Confederation ...

Watch VideoWorld Cup dreams: Jayden Adams reclaims ‘grootman’ status in Mamelodi Sundowns’ title charge

Obakeng Meletse|Published

Jayden Adams says hard work and self-reflection helped him rediscover his form at Mamelodi Sundowns after a difficult spell on the sidelines

Watch VideoOrlando Pirates title wobble: Is lack of experience handing advantage to Mamelodi Sundowns?

Obakeng Meletse|Published

A frustrating 1–1 draw against Siwelele FC has left Orlando Pirates’ title hopes hanging by a thread. With Mamelodi Sundowns holding a game in hand, the Buccaneers ...

EMS staff under siege in the Western Cape

Genevieve Serra|Published

With 90 reported incidents in under a year, violence against EMS personnel in the Western Cape is escalating, raising urgent concerns for community safety and healthcare ...

Pro-Palestine organisations rally behind Ramaphosa's ICJ statement

Theolin Tembo|Published

Reactions pour in from South African organisations following President Ramaphosa's announcement about Israel's response in the genocide case at the ICJ.

Showmax shutdown: Parliament steps in to address job loss worries

Theolin Tembo|Published

Following Canal+'s decision to discontinue Showmax, Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies is set to conduct an oversight visit ...

Gauteng Court's landmark ruling on interim maintenance in Muslim divorces

Zelda Venter|Published

In a significant ruling, the Johannesburg High Court has affirmed a Muslim wife's right to seek interim maintenance, highlighting the evolving legal landscape for ...

New study links psychological distress to increased alcohol use among first responders

Staff Reporter|Published

What drives police officers and paramedics to harmful drinking? New research sheds light on this pressing issue.

Survivor of wild horse crash advocates for road safety measures

Brandon Nel|Updated

After a harrowing accident involving a wild horse, a young man calls for urgent safety measures on the R43 to prevent future tragedies.

Heroic trail runner saves Belgian tourist during heat crisis on Table Mountain

Staff Reporter|Published

A quick-thinking trail runner sprang into action to save a Belgian tourist's life after she collapsed from heat illness while hiking on Table Mountain, showcasing ...