Allegations that a senior Eastern Cape judge used insulting and racist language towards a high court employee have been referred to the Judicial Conduct Tribunal for investigation.
The beloved musical Annie returned to the Guild Theatre on Thursday and will be there until December 21, delivering a message of hope, resilience and optimism at a moment when its themes feel urgently relevant.
In the two months since Bathurst cattle owners made a desperate plea for aid to save their animals, 10 more cattle have died and there are daily reports of weak animals collapsing from hunger and thirst.
With both the Minister of Arts and Culture and his department staying firmly out of the fray, it’s up to the EC Provincial Geographical Names Committee to respond to a court application seeking to stay the Port Alfred and Kowie River name change process.
Young farmer Luvo Mxakaza, from Zwelitsha village in Matatiele, will no longer go to bed with sore joints and hands full of blisters after hand-tilling the soil on his farm all day.
Launched in December 2024 by three dynamic women, A Harvest Table is celebrating a full year of creating immersive foodie experiences.
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East London boxing will be in the world spotlight this weekend when two of its fighters blaze the trail in world title bouts in major events in the United Arab Emirates and Mexico.
Oxford graduate is not known for always getting his predictions spot-on
As we draw the curtain on the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children, I am compelled to reflect on the profound significance of this campaign and the urgent realities we face in our communities.
