Would you go against your traditional or religious beliefs to save a life?
We all have different traditional and religious beliefs that we abide by, and sometimes our beliefs may go against the Constitution of the society that we live in.
We all have different traditional and religious beliefs that we abide by, and sometimes our beliefs may go against the Constitution of the society that we live in.
Four astronauts from NASA’s Artemis II crew are heading back home after a record-breaking lunar flyby that saw them travel behind the moon on Monday, 6 April 2026.
Patriotic Alliance (PA) deputy president Kenny Kunene has issued a defiant response to a R1 million defamation lawsuit filed against him by Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema.
The Johannesburg High Court has rejected bids by Zuma and Mbeki to oust Justice Sisi Khampepe from the TRC inquiry.
Tshwane Deputy Mayor Eugene Modise has denied corruption and tender irregularity allegations, calling them politically motivated. While he claims a forensic investigation cleared him, findings indicate he may have continued to benefit financially from a company linked to the tender. The matter is now before Council, as political pressure mounts on Mayor Nasiphi Moya to take action.
Gauteng Health is owed approximately R4.6 billion by patients, medical schemes and government entities. Officials say the debt is largely due to billing failures and challenges in recovering payments, especially from untraceable patients. The department has appointed debt collectors and is tightening systems to recover funds and sustain healthcare services.
The crisis is most severe in the Eastern Cape, with many child-headed households and high child poverty rates By Mapaballo Borotho Image | Adobe Stock There is a food security crisis in South Africa, and this is according to the 2024 General Household Survey report. The report revealed that in 2024 alone, 1.4 million people in South Africa went to bed hungry, representing 22% of households in the country. Of […]
has penned a lengthy, thought-provoking essay, apologising for the heinous acts inflicted on black people during the deadly apartheid era in South Africa.
Legal expert Nthabiseng Dubazane says the courts focus on the financial position of both parties when deciding whether spousal maintenance should be paid.