Namibia’s green schemes are failing, and a parliamentary inquiry blames the system

ByWonder Guchu

The country has 11 such schemes, together representing one of the most ambitious agricultural investments in southern Africa

Politics

Matlala says he was caught between Cele and Mchunu

ByNkateko Joseph Mabasa

National

Matlala denies connection to deputy police commissioner Shadrack Sibiya

ByNkateko Joseph Mabasa

National

Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala afraid of incriminating himself before parliament’s ad hoc committee

ByNkateko Joseph Mabasa

Partner Content

Energy independence emerges as SA’s next major financial advantage

ByPartner Content

The global workforce is in flux. Rapid technological advancement, climate imperatives, demographic shifts and economic uncertainty are reshaping work as we know it. More than 170 million new jobs will be created — and 92 million lost — by the end of the decade and about 40% of current job skills will become obsolete, according […]

By Jamaine Krige

Breaking the MBA mould – A radical rethink of business education for the real world

The old MBA is dead. Or at least it should be, according to Milpark Business School. Under the leadership of director Segran Nair, the school has rebuilt its MBA from the ground up to tackle the real, messy complexity of today’s business landscape. Climate uncertainty, economic volatility, digital disruption and social inequality demand a new […]

By Jamaine Krige

Super tool or shortcut? How artificial intelligence is forcing a rethink of business education

Not too long ago, artificial intelligence (AI) was a futuristic buzzword in business schools; now it’s an ever-present classmate that cannot be ignored. From streamlining assignments to sparking debate on the future of education, tools such as ChatGPT, Grammarly, Notion AI and Perplexity are reshaping how students learn, how faculties teach and how qualifications are […]

By Jamaine Krige

Juggling degrees and demands – How mid-career students can protect their mental health

Returning to university as a mid-career professional is a bold and often transformative decision, but it can also be mentally and emotionally taxing. Delia Hamlett, an educational psychologist who works closely with adult learners, says that although these students bring valuable life experience to the classroom, they also face a unique set of mental health […]

By Jamaine Krige

Strategy, storytelling and digital transformation – Business education to bridge creativity and commerce

For Gugulethu Tshimanga, returning to university wasn’t about perfect timing — it was about purpose. As the senior regional social media specialist for EMEA at Infobip, a global communications platform, she leads social media strategy across multiple markets. “I’m a curious thinker, a collaborative leader and someone who genuinely values authenticity and meaningful connection,” she […]

By Jamaine Krige

Soft skills, hard results – Why leaders who connect are the ones who succeed

Technical expertise might get you the job — but it’s emotional intelligence, clear communication and the ability to connect that will keep you there and move you forward. According to Melini Moses, communications strategist and founder of Express Yourself, soft skills are now leadership essentials. “They’re not separate from strategy — they are strategy.” With […]

Thought Leader

Why South Africa’s unsafe water situation demands immediate intervention

ByRobert Erasmus

Boiling water is also an effective and low-cost way to make uncertain water safe for drinking and cooking.

The members-only club in Jozi that’s been going strong for over 100 years

ByAsh Müller

The building doubles as an events venue, but more importantly, it stands as one of Johannesburg’s most quietly enduring landmarks

Errol Musk and apartheid amnesia

ByArmand Bam

The truly astonishing part of Musk’s interview was his insistence that apartheid did not oppress Black people because he personally did not witness any oppression

Unmasking Washington’s strategic disengagement

ByWellington Muzengeza

Trump’s inflammatory remarks about “white genocide” during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit were not merely offensive; they invoked white nationalist tropes aimed at delegitimising Black leadership on African soil

Friday

This is an emergency: The G20 women’s shutdown and the crisis SA can’t ignore

Art as a weapon

Kickin’ It With Kim Jayde goes international

The bioscope is back: Soweto film Market & film festival are reclaiming township cinema culture

How hip-hop is aging gracefully

The Green Guardian

DNA surveys reveal far more African forest elephants than previously known

BySheree Bega

There are far more African forest elephants than conservationists previously thought — not because the critically endangered species is recovering, but because scientists are now able to count them more accurately.

COP30: Nations chose unity, science and economic common sense amid ‘stormy political waters’

BySheree Bega

Countries are ‘still in the climate fight’, the United Nations climate chief Simon Stiell said

Rediscovery of South Africa’s most endangered bird sparks hope

BySheree Bega

Fewer than 340 Botha’s Larks remain in the wild

West Coast National Park sees historic leopard return after 170 years

BySheree Bega

The return underscores the importance of wildlife corridors, habitat protection and coexistence with local communities

Partner Content

Energy independence emerges as SA’s next major financial advantage

South Africa’s energy landscape is shifting. As electricity tariffs surge and grid reliability remains uncertain, households and businesses are increasingly looking to renewable energy as a financial strategy rather than simply a backup plan. This trend is driving significant interest in self-generated power solutions, with solar installations becoming a tool for cost control, stability and […]

Africa rising – how digital payments are unlocking a new era of economic inclusion

Across much of Africa, the way money crosses borders reflects a continent in transition. Cash, mobile money and digital banking all coexist, but not with equal ease. While digital adoption is rising, many people still struggle to move funds reliably between countries. This is exactly the challenge the G20 has placed at the centre of […]

Cell C Now Available at iStore

There’s something about stepping into an iStore that makes you walk a little taller, speak a little softer, and feel sleek. That polished hum of innovation – it’s the kind of place that makes you want to browse with purpose and think different. Now, there’s another reason to visit. Cell C is now available at […]

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The G20 Was a Triumph — Now South Africa Must Demand the Same Discipline for Crime Prevention and Community Safety

South Africa’s successful hosting of the G20 was not merely a diplomatic accomplishment, it was a national stress test. And we passed it with force. Over the past days, as our country welcomed 45 world leaders and thousands of delegates, we demonstrated something South Africans are far too often denied: efficient coordination, decisive action, and […]

5 Benefits of trading with minimum deposit brokers in South Africa

South African traders often want a practical way to enter the market without risking too much capital on day one. Minimum deposit accounts provide a simple starting point. They allow you to learn platform tools, test strategies in live conditions, and control costs while you build confidence. For traders in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, and […]

5 Powerful ways AI trade copiers strengthen risk management in Forex trading

Forex trading in South Africa has seen rapid growth in recent years, with more individuals using technology to participate in global financial markets. At the same time, risk remains a central challenge for both beginners and experienced traders. Artificial intelligence is now being integrated into trade copier systems, offering new ways to reduce risk while […]