A 63-year-old woman was attacked and tied up by two men during a violent farm robbery near Makhanda. After being threatened with death, she escaped and hid in the bush until sunrise before alerting staff, who notified authorities.
Former Constitutional Court Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga expressed confidence in South Africa’s legal profession at the launch of the Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga International Moot Court Competition at the University of Fort Hare.
Premier Foods plans to close its fruit processing plant in Tulbagh, which would eliminate nearly half of South Africa's fruit canning capacity and impact hundreds of producers just before harvest.
Elderly residents at Montrose, a former retirement home in Southernwood, are struggling to afford basic necessities as escalating levies, electricity, and geyser costs consume their limited social grants.
The ANC Alfred Nzo region is mourning the death of Nelisile Xolo, who was killed in an ambush by an unknown gunman on Friday night.
Clare Rothwell, a former Johannesburg teacher now living in Bathurst, creates whimsical animal-themed lamps and sculptures from recycled materials like newspapers, cardboard, and egg boxes, inspired by her environmentally conscious mother.
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The article reflects on South Africa's post-1994 journey toward social integration and nation-building, highlighting persistent divisions and a lack of unified commitment to reconciliation from various social groups.
Despite a crucial win over Burkina Faso and a history of success against upcoming opponents Morocco, underlying issues within the team remain unresolved, risking only a superficial fix if victories continue.
It is not enough to keep silent when countless women, who remain faceless because their stories and continuing anguish never receive public attention, suffer the same brutality and violation at the hands of men
