As AI chatbots grow more persuasive, a new threat emerges: misinformation. Recent research reveals how these advanced tools could distort democratic processes while enticing the public into misleading narratives. Will technology enhance democracy or …
South Africa's 2025 paints a stark picture of crime and youth unemployment. Yet amidst the despair, a powerful narrative of resilience emerges from everyday heroes, ...
In an era of hybrid work and rapid change, rigid office leases are becoming a liability. Workshop17 CEO Paul Keursten explains why startups must rethink real estate ...
South Africa stands at a decisive crossroads. The choice before us is not a technical one; it is a moral one. Will we rebuild this nation through shared responsibility ...
The rise of AI is accelerating leaner teams, reducing entry-level roles, and increasing demand for specialist-generalists in 2026. Experts predict employees who ...
From forged visas at OR Tambo to passport trafficking on Mpumalanga roads, and from US threats abroad to ANC knives sharpening at home, this week reveals a country ...
As 2025 draws to a close, South Africans reflect on a year of challenges, growth, and fleeting moments. In this festive roundup, artists, comedians, and creatives ...
Amid South Africa’s persistent inequalities, it’s easy to feel powerless - but history shows black communities have always carved out agency, resilience, and progress ...
Not jetting off this December? A staycation can be just as relaxing, fun, and restorative as a holiday abroad. With a little imagination, themed days, mini-adventures, ...
Free SA formally opposes the Department of Basic Education's BELA Regulations, highlighting serious constitutional concerns and advocating for reforms that prioritise ...
The writers explore the critical legal distinctions between privacy and defamation in South Africa, as illustrated by the recent NUMSA v B case, which reveals the ...
In a nation where clean water is becoming a distant dream for many, urgent reforms are essential to salvage a struggling system. AGSA's chilling report provides ...
The peaceful sit-in at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign and Mothers4Gaza, transcends a mere protest against ...
As Gauteng faces an alarming rise in child pregnancies and statutory rape, what actions must be taken to protect our youth?
As South Africa's retail sector gears up for the holiday rush, how can organisations ensure their teams thrive under pressure? Discover why prioritising employee ...
In this reflective column, the author explores the complexities of identity in post-apartheid South Africa. Using the recent Bafana Bafana team selection as a springboard, ...
This December, Johannesburg comes alive with a vibrant array of indoor activities! From enchanting ballets to thrilling expos, discover the best events to keep your ...
Discover how South Africa’s mid-career professionals are redefining career transitions, leveraging business education to transform their past experiences into strategic ...
As COP11 concludes, South Africa stands at a crossroads in tobacco control, ready to lead the charge against commercial interests that threaten public health.
South Africa is on the brink of a critical shortage of future scientists, engineers, and technologists due to a worrying decline in student engagement with core ...