Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala has refused to answer questions regarding his ties to top SAPS officials and pending IDAC investigations, asserting his right against self-incrimination.
African and South African universities face a deepening crisis of legitimacy. To rebuild democratic purpose, institutions ...
Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala has threatened to approach the courts to halt his testimony before the Madlanga Commission after his ...
A warrant of arrest has been issued for TV presenter Molemo 'Jub Jub' Maarohanye after he missed his appearance at the ...
Pilchard herpesvirus is emerging as the prime suspect in the mass mortality of sardines along the Cape coast, an incident ...
Former Justice Minister Ronald Lamola testified at the TRC Cases Inquiry, addressing progress made in prosecuting ...
The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture celebrated South Africa's top creative talent at the 2026 National Arts and Culture Awards (NACA) held at Sun City Resort, honouring competitive winners ...
Decades after the historic 1956 Women's March, prominent South African women leaders from across generations gathered to reflect on the ongoing journey from political protest to boardroom power, ...
The passing of Cambridge sociologist Professor Jason Arday marks the loss of an intellectual force who challenged colonial ...
University of Pretoria researchers on Marion Island have found that shifting wind patterns, often overlooked in climate ...
What began as a response to gendered fear in Cape Town has become the After 8 Sistahood—a movement transforming public spaces ...
Popcru president Thulani Ngwenya has questioned the relevance of the ANC Youth League and the Young Communist League, ...
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