Silencing the Guns: Guinea-Bissau Coup Highlights Africa's Governance Crisis
Kim Heller|Published

Silencing the Guns: Guinea-Bissau Coup Highlights Africa's Governance Crisis

Mzansi's hilarious reactions to Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala's R300k Woolies bag scandal

Bernelee Vollmer|Updated

After Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala claimed he handed over R300k in cash using a Woolworths bag, South Africans couldn’t resist turning the story into comedy gold.

Adapting Policy Framework in an Era of Coalitions a Strategic Imperative for ANC

Zamikhaya Maseti|Updated

At the heart of the NGC lies the question of organisational renewal: not as a slogan repeated at conferences, but as a substantive programme that must address degraded ...

US Citizens in South Africa Criticise Trump’s Claims of 'White Genocide

Sipho Jack|Updated

US citizens residing in South Africa express their outrage over President Trump's unfounded claims regarding 'white genocide', highlighting the detrimental effects ...

Farm murder: Second suspect arrested in brutal killing of 77-year-old Limpopo farmer Attie Mahne

Jonisayi Maromo|Updated

A second suspect has been arrested in the shocking murder of 77-year-old farmer Attie Mahne in Limpopo, following a coordinated police operation just days after ...

Madlanga Commission | How Mchunu disbanded elite police unit without consulting top cops

Kamogelo Moichela|Updated

Mchunu, who has since been placed on enforced leave, proceeded to disband the PKTT without consulting the very officials best positioned to brief him, he confirmed ...

Watch VideoNurturing culture in the workplace: need-to-have not just nice-to-have

Partnered Content|Updated

Explore how nurturing a strong company culture can empower South African businesses to thrive in a hybrid working environment, celebrating diversity and shared values. ...

UP researchers triumph at NSTF ‘Science Oscars’ with five major awards

Partnered Content|Published

The University of Pretoria celebrates personal achievements and is dedicated to pushing science and innovation forward in South Africa, a big step towards our country's ...

Senzo Mchunu expected to explain his reasons for disbanding Political Killings Task Team in KZN

IOL Reporter|Updated

Suspended SAPS Minister Senzo Mchunu will be back to answer the tough questions at the Madlanga Commission

What South Africa's top CEOs are earning

Nicola Mawson|Updated

Discover the impressive earnings of South Africa's top CEOs in 2025, revealing how their pay packages reflect company performance and shareholder returns.

The dilemma of poking the bear or letting a sleeping dog lie

MAZWI XABA|Published

If he could go back in time, would President Cyril Ramaphosa challenge and push back against his US counterpart the way he did during the G20 summit?

Failing to Advance Working-Class Interests a Dark Stain on Cosatu’s Legacy

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

Cosatu still has structures and networks that can regroup the working class. It requires a clear return to solidarity, active involvement in mass action, and firm ...

Zuma dealt another blow in R28.9 million legal fees repayment case

Zelda Venter|Updated

Former President Jacob Zuma's appeal against a court order to repay R28.9 million in legal fees has been denied by the Gauteng High Court.

R275 million boost for Gauteng hospitals amid critical linen shortage exposé

Masabata Mkwananzi|Published

After The Star's investigation exposed critical linen shortages in Gauteng hospitals, the provincial health department has allocated R275 million to address the ...

Countdown to Showcase 2026: Shaping a Safer, Stronger Capital for Tourism

Staff Reporter|Published

Join the countdown to the Tshwane Tourism Showcase 2026 on Friday, 23 January, at the CSIR International Convention Centre. Experience a hub of collaboration and ...

G20 tensions rise as US accused of exploiting Mandela's legacy

Manyane Manyane|Updated

The US is under fire for allegedly exploiting Nelson Mandela's legacy to serve its own interests, as Secretary of State Marco Rubio's comments on South Africa's ...

Gauteng MEC for Education urges parents to accept school placements before deadline looms

Siyabonga Sithole|Updated

The Gauteng Department of Education plans to automatically place over 11,800 students who have not accepted their school placement offers, urging parents to act ...

AfriForum and Ernst Roets clash with critics over 'white persecution' narrative

Xolile Mtembu|Updated

Ernst Roets, executive director of Lex Libertas, has faced intense criticism for linking the White House’s refugee policy, which grants an exception for Afrikaners ...

Jacob Zuma loses bid to appeal R28.9 million legal fees repayment order

Zelda Venter|Updated

Former President Jacob Zuma's appeal against a court order to repay R28.9 million in legal fees has been denied by the Gauteng High Court.

Lesufi tells ANC Joburg: Stop squabbling over a ‘sinking ship and save it’

Simon Majadibodu|Updated

ANC Gauteng co-convenor Panyaza Lesufi has warned Johannesburg’s warring party factions to stop fighting for control of a “sinking ship” and instead focus on rescuing ...