Not in the pipeline: Many people living in Limpopo’s Vhembe district have no council-supplied water. Photo: Lunga Mzangwe Residents blame councils, not the national and provincial government, for their plight This content is restricted to subscribers only. Join the M&G…
As of May 2024, the inter-country register had 2,239 adoptions, according to the department of social developments. The Department of Social Development has confirmed that it has received confirmation from the Netherlands and Denmark regarding the ban on inter-country adoptions.…
Stephan Langa Playing pool is more than just a weekly way to unwind for artist Stephen Langa — it also features prominently in his exhibition titled Inceptions of Black Serenity, which opens this weekend at David Krut Projects in Johannesburg.…
Grant recipients using old green ID books are more likely to experience difficulties with facial biometric verification, Sassa has warned. Thousands of beneficiaries of the South African Social Security Agency’s (Sassa) R370 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grants are facing…
No free lunch: Tshepiso Mazibuko’s photos, which appeared on her prize-winning exhibition titled Ho Tshepa Ntshepedi Ya Bontshepe, explore the challenges facing the generation born after 1994. It is hard not to notice a certain irony in the title of…
Place butter in food processor Process for about 1 minute start adding the oil slowly and whip until smooth Add fresh coriander and a squeeze of lime juice Spoon into a butter dish, refrigerate, and use as required Cape Malay…
Fanie Ferreira, CEO of the Milk Producers’ Organisation (MPO), highlights the potential of the Research Chair in Dairy Science & Technology at the University of Fort Hare to drive transformative research, address industry challenges, and support small-scale dairy farmers across…
The Lions meanwhile are in Kimberley where they will be out to hit back against Griquas after being shocked by the Sharks last weekend. The defending Currie Cup champions, the Cheetahs, will host their big rivals, the Bulls, at the…
Dr Nthabi Taole-Mjimba, Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research Partnerships and Innovation, at the launch of the University of Fort Hare’s new Research Niche Areas. This strategic initiative marks a significant step forward in enhancing the university’s research capabilities and innovation…
Smith has ended her career as the most successful South African athlete in the history of the Olympic Games. Having competed at international level for more than a decade, Tatjana Smith said she looked forward to focusing on her personal…