Acting police minister Firoz Cachalia. (@Prof_Cachalia/X) Most violent crime in South Africa continued to decrease in the third quarter of the current financial year covering the three months from 1 October to 31 December 2025, but was still too high,…
While overall rape cases declined, several provinces recorded troubling increases. South African Police Service (Saps) crime registrar Major-General Thulare Sekhukhune says the majority of the reported rape incidents between 1 October and 31 December 2025 took place at the home…
Graphic: John McCann/M&G The United States Supreme Court ruled on Friday that President Donald Trump did not have the authority to implement the punitive tariffs he imposed last year on countries he accused of ripping off his country in trade,…
‘God’s Work’: Addiction and systemic neglect shape the worlds of five men pushed beyond society’s margins in the docu-fiction masterpiece. God’s Work, the uncompromising South African feature directed by Michael James, has been selected to screen at the eighth edition…
A vision for social justice in South Africa is a vision of repair, dignity and shared power. At a recent function, I sat next to a woman who had been deeply involved in South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle. She spoke with…
Forex trading sits in a strange space. It is highly visible online and widespread in practice, and yet largely absent from formal career conversations. Scroll social media and it looks like a fast track to freedom. Speak to regulators and…
Left to right: Elizabeth Fick of Investec,Tristanne Farrell of Investec, Emma Van der merwe of Everard Read and Cumesh Moodliar of Investec next to Warren Maroon’s award-winning piece-Photo by Anton Scholtz Cape Town sculptor Warren Maroon has been named the…
The Department of Communications and Digital Technology warned of the consequences of not ensuring widespread digital access. The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies (DCDT) is stuck in a state of flux as it attempts to digitise South Africa. Court…
Common thread: Celeste Ntuli doesn’t change her material for audiences in different cities because she finds that South African audiences share similar experiences and humour. Photo: Supplied Growing up in rural KwaZulu-Natal, Celeste Ntuli was oblivious to her own comedic…
Investigation reveals long-serving executives overstated earnings, secured bonuses, and triggered the slow implosion of SA’s sugar giant. There is a double tragedy about the possible impending collapse of SA’s sugar-producing giant, Tongaat Hulett. First, more than 2 000 employees could…