ANC to file motion of no confidence in KwaDukuza mayor Lindile Nhaca for refusing to resign
Lindile Nhaca was suspended by the ANC provincial leadership last month and recalled as mayor of the north coast municipality. She was expected to tender her resignation by Thursday.
If the DA is unreasonable, go without them — Mashatile to Lesufi
ANC deputy president Paul Mashatile has denied tensions exist between the two parties.
LISTEN | 'The aloe plant — a symbol of resilience': A tribute to Tito Mboweni
Former finance minister Tito Mboweni's maiden budget speech in 2019 remains one of his most memorable addresses, exemplifying his unwavering belief in the resilience of South Africans.
Mbalula calls GNU snub by SACP 'unfortunate' and a missed opportunity
The ANC has been at odds with its allies in the SACP, who have labelled the new government of national unity “problematic” due to the involvement of the DA and Freedom Front Plus.
WATCH | ‘I will always cherish our long conversations’: Malema on Mboweni’s passing
EFF leader Julius Malema has remembered Tito Mboweni as a leader who demonstrated unwavering integrity, leading with principle through good and bad times.
WATCH LIVE | ActionSA briefs media in parliament
ActionSA is on Monday holding its inaugural parliamentary press briefing.
'Mind your steps because we will act': Fikile Mbalula to Panyaza Lesufi
In an interview on Sunday, ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula, talking about Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi, said he would not allow “rogueness” in the party.
For the love of Greek mythology
The love story of Orpheus takes on different interpretations in three films.
Kalahari truffles usher in a revival for vodka
The drink is leading the charge in redefining an underrated spirit and adding a touch of Africa for good measure.
Truth, or not? It’s all in the ‘Disclaimer’
The seven-part psychological thriller is handsomely executed, dedicatedly performed, if somewhat on the overwrought, slightly soapy side
New Tshwane mayor announces mayoral committee, unveils key priorities
The ANC makes up 50% of the city's executive unveiled by new Tshwane mayor Nasiphi Moya on Sunday
We’ve become silent minions in the dark forest of the internet
For the uninitiated, this is a concept born from the minds of space nerds who sees the internet as a dark and dangerous forest with more predators than Jeffrey Epstein’s birthday party.
Ketamine: wonder drug or risky trend?
Ketamine clinics are mushrooming across SA, but some say the schedule 7 drug should not be so easily accessible to the public
Celebrate 30 years of democracy with ‘We, the Purple’ exhibition
The Javett Art Centre at the University of Pretoria (Javett-UP) has put together a provocative exhibition called We, The Purple for its 2024 curatorial programme and to mark the 30th anniversary of South Africa’s democracy.
AI may surpass us in our celestial intelligence but won’t beat us in vulgarity
In or around the year 1000 an English Monk faced a particular problem related to his daily life in the medieval monastery.
Chris Brown tour bruises GBV sensitivities
A woman involved in a campaign to boycott the upcoming Chris Brown concerts in South Africa because of his history of domestic violence says she has been threatened and bullied for her stance.
Has Beyoncé finally blown her cover?
Her reworking of the Dolly Parton classic raises some profound questions about feminist theory — and what the two singers saw in the creep anyway
‘Brasse Vannie Kaap’, ‘La Máquina’ and more: 5 Things to stream this week
Here's what you can watch on the small screen
Phumulani Ntuli’s ‘Umfanekiso Uyopha Inkungu’, comes to UJ Art Gallery
The artist’s work reconfigures archival images of significant socio-political and cultural events and figures in SA history
Esther Mahlangu mural on display in London
The veteran Ndebele artist’s work will also appear at several London art fairs in October.
Disrupting the mental health space
The Forest is an app that helps all us many humans whose psyches are in turmoil
Minding the perilous gap between Gen X and iGen
Those of us in the older cohort know little about raising children, but we’re hanging in there for the comic value in seeing how our over-indulged offspring turn out
Country road leads to Cape Town
At the end of the month, we get to spend two whole days listening to some of the greatest country music at the first Cape Town Country Music Festival