‘Destroy today, complain tomorrow’: MEC on vandalism at Alex school
Gauteng education MEC Lebogang Maile says there is no excuse for destroying infrastructure after Eastbank High School learners burn desks
Palestinian students and staff sue Columbia over alleged discrimination
Palestinian students and staff are suing Columbia University for discrimination amid campus protests
Hormuz shipping traffic falls to one-week low amid hostilities
Ship transits fall below recent averages with hostilities showing no sign of easing
Criminologist dismisses Cape Town’s bid for metro police detective powers as ‘political’
Critics say proposal to expand municipal policing is a political move in an election year
‘You’d forget everything else’: Cass Abrahams’ daughter remembers the woman who put Cape Malay food on the world’s table
Cass Abrahams spent her life preserving the taste and history of the Cape Malay people
Kidnapped lawyer’s R200 escape and the tracking operation that led police to an arrest
Alex Soleil van Heerden was snatched outside her Northcliff home and tracked to the Vaal where she was released with cash after more than 24 hours
Mchunu ‘bypassed protocol’ to deliver IGI report on crime intelligence officers to Idac
Madlanga commission told correct information-sharing procedures were not followed
Aids is no longer exceptional. What happens now?
For decades, Aids was treated as exceptional — and the money, activism, science and political attention followed. At the International Aids Conference in Rio, it was clear: that era is ending
THEMBA MATLOU | Sassa is more than a grant, it is a bridge to opportunity
Social protection can create the foundation that enables economic participation, writes Themba Matlou
High court orders action to strengthen child protection register
Section27 and the Teddy Bear Foundation have welcomed the judgment handed down by the Gauteng High Court (Pretoria) concerning the state’s obligation under the Children’s Act to ensure the effective functioning of the National Child Protection Register.
Over 16,000 civilians detained by Russia during the war in Ukraine are still held, UN estimates
‘Carousel of repression’: Russia is accused of unlawfully detaining, isolating, torturing and fabricating charges against civilians
About 2.4-million Afghan girls shut out of secondary school 5 years after Taliban takeover, UN says
An estimated 2.4-million Afghan girls remain excluded from secondary education five years after the Taliban took over the country, Unesco says
Russia frees ailing ex-US Marine Robert Gilman from detention
Moscow on Tuesday freed a former US Marine jailed in Russia since 2022 after Russian President Vladimir Putin approved a pardon for the ailing American based on humanitarian reasons, US officials said.
Trump weighs Iran options: 'hit them really hard' or wait
US president threatens to hit Tehran 'really, really hard' while claiming Washington has the upper hand economically
Italtile expects limited growth as consumers rein in non-essential spending
Italtile plans to build on its established brands, invest in new products and technology, improve customer service and leverage synergies across its vertically integrated operations.























