1158 articles published since 14 Nov 2025
Nkosikhona Phakelumthakathi's viral video calls for the closure of foreign-led churches in South Africa, igniting intense debate and controversy online.
Five people died in a tragic N2 collision between a bakkie and a bus near Peddie, Eastern Cape. Authorities are still investigating the cause of the horrific crash.
Somerset West man Dieter Harck, living with motor neuron disease, seeks legal right for assisted dying as he faces loss of dignity and independence.
Organised criminal syndicates control illegal dumping sites in Johannesburg, profiting while communities fight back against toxic waste and unlawful activities.
A viral video from Durban features a Malawian praising Julius Malema as a potential "President of Africa," stirring debate on social media about unity and leadership
The US and Iran have agreed to a peace deal aimed at ending months of conflict. Here's what the agreement means for the Middle East and global markets.
A survivor recounts the harrowing Cleveland mass shooting, revealing how a split-second decision may have saved his life amid the chaos that left 12 dead.
Thuthukile Zuma ignites debate on immigration, identity, and inequality in South Africa, challenging the narrative on undocumented Africans in the country.
Phakelumthakathi warns against the misuse of his name for protests, clarifying his role in March and March, and urging supporters to verify information.
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