This weekend is Voter Registration weekend, Will YOU make your mark? Who can register? You must: be a South African citizen; be at least 16 years old (you can only vote from age 18); and have a green, bar-coded ID book; smartcard ID; or valid Temporary Identity Certificate (TIC). Register within South Africa When and where can I register? You can make an appointment to apply for registration during office […]
By Nomali Cele 8 March marks International Women's Day. This is a day that, unlike our own watered-down National Women's Day, which has become more about selling pink products than creating tangible change for women, creates platforms for pressing conversation about women, women's concerns and women are treated in society. 2017 was a difficult year for women in South Africa. While nothing new happened (women have been suffering for all […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]By: Natasha Archary Can your relationship stand the test of time? There may not be an absolute way to find this out but if you are able to survive a gruelling two-hour river rafting experience, there’s not much else your relationship would not be able to withstand. I don’t know many couples who are keen to take on the rapids of an unpredictable river but in hindsight, […]
By Mxolisi Mhlongo Jaguar SA recently launched its compact SUV, which they’ve nicknamed the family “cub”. This is after the manufacturer has enjoyed the sales of the award-wining F-Pace, which boasts multiple design awards including 2017 World Car of the Year. The Cub: Jaguar has nicknamed this car the “cub” because a baby Jaguar is called a cub and it is a cute little thing that has everyone mellowing at […]
By Nomali Cele Another prominent figure featured in Tembeka Ngcukaitobi's "The Land Is Ours" is Richard Msimang. As with his other contemporaries, Msimang used his law education to document and comment on how South Africa's white minority government was excluding and harming the majority. Offering legal counsel to Africans and thought leadership on issues of the day, Msimang went on to political and journalistic activities. Who was Richard Msimang? Richard Msimang […]
By Breakfast Team Home Minister Malusi Gigaba says should the Guptas be found guilty of a criminal offence in future in South Africa, their citizenship or, where applicable, permanent residency, would be revoked. Gigaba along with Home Affairs Director General Mkhuseli Apleni briefed the media after a Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs in Parliament about the naturalisation of members of the Gupta family. David O’Sullivan spoke to Home Affairs Minister […]
By Nomali Cele Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi's "The Land Is Ours" is a project that honours not only the lawyers that came before him but puts black thinkers at the centre of lawmaking. One such black lawyer was the Trinidadian Henry Sylvester Williams whose work lives side-by-side with that of American sociologist and activist, W. E. B. Du Bois. In his lifetime, Williams travelled extensively learning from people of African descent […]
Inequality continues to rear its ugly head in South African football. While the nation celebrated Bantwana’s qualification for this year’s Under-17 World Cup, SAFA by their actions have revealed that they value the men’s Under-17 team more than the girls Under-17 team. SAFA President Danny Jordaan says Bantwana won’t be paid any incentive bonuses for qualifying for Uruguay 2019, yet Amajibos were paid bonuses for qualifying for the Under-17 World […]
By Nomali Cele There are probably few things scarier to a child than being told to go to the principal’s office. Regardless of how long or short that walk, the shame and fear of the unknown are excruciating. And if parents hesitate to communicate with the school, this is probably the road their child will have to walk when school fees are outstanding. When sending a child to school, parents […]
By Motlagae Konyana Flabby arms make you look older, unfit, and those sleeveless clothes are just out of the question for you! Flabby arms can ruin your entire look even if you have a perfect figure, that black number doesn’t look good on your arms like it does on your hips. This can affect your confidence and create a negative body image. But it is possible to get rid the […]
By: John J Stremlau, University of the Witwatersrand US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. EPA-EFE/Andre Pain US President Donald Trump promised in late January that his Secretary of State Rex Tillerson would make an “extended” visit to Africa in March. In a letter to all African leaders, he reportedly described the purpose of the visit as reaffirming “the partnerships and values we share with the African Union, member states […]
By: Steven Friedman, University of Johannesburg Angry protests for free higher education by South African students forced the country to search for a solution. EPA/Kim Ludbrook If you want economic change in South Africa, create a crisis – then stand by to negotiate a way out of it. The country’s current debate over land expropriation without compensation, which has now been endorsed by Parliament, is important. Not because, as some […]
Every "Hive" needs a Queen B and Bonolo "Bee Sting" Molosiwa is Kaya 959's honey who brings in the money. With her bubbly personality, infectious laugh, Bee Sting radiates positive energy which is all you need to get your weekend off to the best start. Don't miss the Afrobeat Dancehall Ragga (ADR) Top 10 on The Hive with Bee Sting every Saturday from 18h00 - 21h00.
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