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The joys of making music
Frank Chemaly|Published

The joys of making music

Grower-led initiative seeks to save Tongaat Hulett from impending liquidation

Staff Reporter|Published

In a critical juncture for KwaZulu-Natal's sugar industry, GrowerCo emerges as a beacon of hope, promising not just the preservation of an iconic brand but the futures ...

Gig economy workers in South Africa face challenges ahead of landmark labour reforms

Staff Reporter|Published

As South Africa's gig economy grows, can young workers like Siyanda adapt to upcoming labour reforms? With new laws on the table, understanding rights and skills ...

Watch VideoWhy Kaizer Chiefs' final-day fixture in Durban is not a glorified vacation

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Kaizer Chiefs head into their season finale against Chippa United looking to match their best Betway Premiership points tally in six years.

Meet Niharika Singh, the 18-year-old devotional singer keeping culture alive through music

Lutho Pasiya|Published

At just 18, Niharika Singh is making waves in the world of devotional music with her debut album 'Kali Asthanam', a heartfelt tribute to her cultural roots and spiritual ...

Watch VideoLoss of Springboks Asenathi Ntlabakanye, Morne van den Berg could force Rassie Erasmus' hand

Mike Greenaway|Published

An 18-month doping ban for Asenathi Ntlabakanye and a torn biceps for Morne van den Berg have thrown a major spanner into the Springboks' winter planning.

E-waste recycling pilot project launched to tackle environmental challenges in Eastern Cape

Staff Reporter|Published

Residents of the Eastern Cape are set to revolutionise their waste management practices with the launch of a new e-waste recycling project. Find out how this initiative ...

Cricket SA defends travel packages amid Newlands New Year's Test ticketing backlash

Zaahier Adams|Published

Cricket South Africa (CSA) has confirmed that additional general access tickets for next year’s highly anticipated New Year's Test between the Proteas and England ...

031 Festival offers a feast of fun shows

Staff Reporter|Published

This year’s festival promises a celebration of South African theatre, featuring a mix of comedy, drama, music and solo performance.

Watch VideoAndries Sebola urges Orlando Pirates to stay calm in title decider against Orbit College

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Andries Sebola warned Orlando Pirates against complacency and urged the players to stick to their normal game in the must-win finale.

Watch VideoWayne Arendse advises Mamelodi Sundowns to stick to their style to beat AS FAR in CAF final

Mihlali Baleka|Published

Former player Wayne Arendse urges Sundowns to maintain their flair and score an extra goal to conquer AS FAR in Morocco and win the CAF Champions League.

When did humans start shaking hands? And why?

The Conversation|Published

Handshakes can be traced back to ancient societies, but the exact origins are somewhat mysterious. It is often said – although difficult to prove – that the gesture ...

The home of a Pinetown pioneer

Frank Chemaly|Published

The old picture today is a very early picture of Pinetown showing Meller House, the home of Victorian settler and early Pinetown pioneer Henry James Meller.

Africa Day 2026: Water as the linchpin for sustainable development in Africa

Dr Harrison Pienaar and Dr Lester Goldman|Published

This Africa Day, the African Union's declaration shines a spotlight on water as a vital resource underpinning sustainable development. As climate challenges mount, ...

R127 billion budget: South Africa's police continue on path of insanity

Jacob Tseko Mofokeng|Published

This latest budget update highlights a critical choice for South Africa: will we continue the cycle of funding a flawed policing model, or will we take bold steps ...

Court challenge to release three elephants from Joburg Zoo

Saturday Star Reporter|Published

A landmark legal action aims to free Johannesburg Zoo’s elephants, citing concerns for their physical, psychological, and social well-being. The case also raises ...

South Africa's AI education gap: Are we ready for the future?

Celeste Labuschagne|Published

This article delves into the urgency of integrating AI into South Africa's education system amid a backdrop of indecision and unfulfilled promises, urging a comprehensive ...

President Ramaphosa's defence of constitutional democracy amidst political turmoil

Sifiso Sonjica|Published

As South Africa marks a significant historical milestone, the resilience of its democracy faces tests anew. Can the President’s commitment to constitutionalism and ...

Fox caught in act of stealing hot dogs

The Washington Post|Published

A constable was on patrol in Blairmore, Alberta, when she spotted a red-haired fox carrying five or six full hot dogs in its mouth.

These grandparents sit on benches, ready to talk to strangers who need them

The Washington Post|Published

Friendship Bench was founded by Dixon Chibanda, a psychiatrist in Zimbabwe, and recognizes elders as respected leaders in their community.