Why the deep plane facelift is the new gold standard
As South Africans increasingly embrace the art of cosmetic surgery, the deep plane facelift stands out as a transformative option. With techniques continually evolving, individuals can find renewed confidence and vitality in their appearance, paving the way for a new societal perspective on beauty and self-enhancement.
'Trump exposed the truth about SA to the world’ - FF Plus
Following a tense meeting at the White House, the Freedom Front Plus asserts that US President Donald Trump has exposed South Africa's violent struggles and economic stagnation to the world.
UKZN academic receives prestigious award
Kubheka received the Young Achiever Award — which includes a R50 000 cash prize — for his significant contributions to improving healthcare delivery and mentoring future healthcare professionals.
Mbongeni Ngema’s 'Sarafina' set to illuminate Joburg Theatre stage
Set in Soweto during the historic 1976 student uprising, Sarafina is a vibrant, emotionally charged retelling of youth resistance against apartheid oppression.
Fuel levy hike to hit poor households the most
With the new adjustments in June, the combined cost of the GFL and the Road Accident Fund (RAF) Levy will exceed R6. 00 per litre in some areas—accounting for more than 30% of the total pump price before adding the base fuel cost, distribution margins, and retail mark-ups.
What Ramaphosa's meeting with Trump means for South Africa and the G20 summit
Amidst rising tensions, President Ramaphosa shares optimistic insights from his meeting with Trump, highlighting the importance of the upcoming G20 summit for South Africa's global standing.
How smart are you?
Mensa is in effect a social club for people who sometimes enjoy the company of others who think a little quicker or see a slightly bigger picture than the average.
ANC's Lungile Mnganga-Gcabashe remembered as a beacon of women's rights and leadership
After the unbanning of the ANC, Mnganga-Gcabashe became active in its structures. Her focus was mainly on the recruitment of women for the ANC and its Women's League.
UJ Scientists discover potent anti-cancer compounds in common weed
In a potential game-changer for cancer and infection treatment, University of Johannesburg scientists have found potent medicinal properties in the ripe fruit of the woolly nightshade, an invasive plant.
AfriForum launches court challenge to have Expropriation Act declared unconstitutional
AfriForum argues that certain sections and provisions of the act contain inherent contradictions, which is why the court should declare the act unconstitutional.
Circus lions embark on a new journey to freedom in South Africa
After years of confinement in a circus, lions Goliath and Coralie are set to embrace a new life at the Animal Defenders International’s Wildlife Sanctuary in South Africa, thanks to new regulations banning wild animals in circuses.
UCT student Ntokozo Makhaza makes history with Springboks alignment camp selection
University of Cape Town student and rugby player Ntokozo Makhaza has achieved a remarkable milestone by being selected for the Springboks' alignment camp, a significant accomplishment for a non-professional athlete still pursuing his degree.
Blade banks on working group on US funding cuts
Minister Blade Nzimande has announced a 12-member working group to assess the implications of the US government's withdrawal of funding from critical research programmes in South Africa, potentially jeopardising years of progress in HIV and TB research.
Police probing Parkwood triple murder
Three men have been shot dead in Parkwood as police investigate gang-related violence.
Aldo Brincat's theatre piece serves memory, identity and a slice of moonlight
Award-winning performer Aldo Brincat takes the stage in his evocative solo show, The Moon Looks Delicious From Here, a deeply personal exploration of identity, heritage and belonging.
MISA makes impactful donation to Prostate Cancer Foundation
As South Africa wrestles with alarming cancer statistics, MISA's significant support for the Prostate Cancer Foundation highlights the power of collaboration in health advocacy.
FSCA warns South Africans about unauthorised financial activities
The FSCA has issued a warning about Mr. Lethabo Molefe, who is soliciting investments with unrealistic returns. The public is urged to verify the legitimacy of financial services to avoid scams.
Kasi-Flare: Levelling Up Esports in South Africa’s Townships
Kasi-Flare isn’t just another gaming tournament; it’s a movement aimed at democratizing esports in South Africa. Discover how this initiative is spotlighting talent from the townships and creating pathways for aspiring gamers.
UCT rugby sensation Ntokozo Makhaza shocked by Boks alignment camp call up
After leading UCT's Ikey Tigers to victory in the FNB Varsity Cup, rugby sensation Ntokozo Makhaza receives an unexpected call-up to the Springboks' alignment camp, igniting dreams of national selection.
SAPO and UIF agreement to protect nearly 6 000 jobs
Employment and Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth formally announced the implementation of the signed agreement between SAPO and the UIF, aimed at preserving nearly 6000 jobs and supporting the revitalisation of one of the country’s most critical state-owned entities.
Search for new car ends in tragedy
Four suspects have been arrested in a chilling kidnapping case that ended in tragedy after a man's search for a new car led to his murder.
Phala Phala farm cash-in-couch burglary case heads to court
The high-profile trial into the 2020 burglary at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala farm is set to begin in the Modimolle Regional Court. Siblings Floriana and Ndilinasho Joseph, along with Imanuwela David, are accused of stealing US$580 000 in cash hidden inside a sofa on the farm—allegedly proceeds from a buffalo sale to a Sudanese businessman. The State has lined up 23 witnesses and all three accused are expected to plead not guilty.
Limpopo police slams 'false' unrest claims after shop owner's arrest
A 64-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly shooting and killing a 47-year-old victim in Botlokwa, Limpopo. The incident sparked widespread speculation online that shops were set alight in retaliation, but police have strongly denied claims of unrest. Only a single stall rented by the suspect was burned. Limpopo’s provincial police commissioner has urged the public to refrain from sharing unverified information and warned that inciting violence on social media could lead to prosecution.
The Scapegoating of Banxso: How Regulatory Overreach Missed the Bigger Picture
Is Banxso being unfairly targeted by South African regulators while a network of deceptive marketers operates unchecked?
A young professional's guide to building wealth
Discover essential financial planning strategies tailored for young professionals in South Africa.