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Friday newspaper from South Africa
MORE than a decade after a US court ordered restitution to South Africa over illegally harvested West Coast rock lobster, community advocates say fishing communities are still waiting to see a meaningful benefit. For West Coast...
SEVENTY years after thousands of women marched to the Union Buildings to challenge apartheid, veteran anti-apartheid activist Dr Sophia Theresa Williams-De Bruyn has posed an uncomfortable question to South Africa: Have we let women...
RETIRED Hawks head, Lieutenant-General Godfrey Lebeya, said the private investigator Paul O’Sullivan sought an update on the controversial Phala Phala probe while claiming he was sitting with President Cyril Ramaphosa’s “friend” the...
I ALWAYS JUST THOUGHT IF YOU SEE SOMEBODY WITHOUT A SMILE, GIVE’EM YOURS!
IN A glittering celebration of excellence and connection, nearly 400 tourism professionals gathered at Batter Boys Village on Saturday, August 22, for the Tshwane Tourism Awards 2026. Dressed for the occasion, the industry’s finest...
MORE than a decade after a US court ordered restitution to South Africa over illegally harvested West Coast rock lobster, community advocates say fishing communities are still waiting to see a meaningful benefit. For West Coast...
HIGHER Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela has called for urgent attention to NSFAS’s financial, governance and operational challenges as the scheme transitions from administration to interim arrangements ordered by the court.
THE Portfolio Committee on Higher Education and Training has called for a seven-year probe into the appointment of foreign nationals at universities, amid concerns that institutions are not fully complying with South Africa’s labour laws.
