History Is Repeating Itself — And FIFA Knows It Forty-four years ago, Algeria was robbed in broad daylight at a World Cup. This week, it could happen again — and this time, the rules make it easier than ever. The…
MISA Tells Members: March and You Could Lose Your Job If you’re a motor industry worker thinking about joining the #MarchandMarch protests on June 30, your union has a blunt message for you: you’re on your own. The Motor Industry…
A Movement Draws a Line — and Dares the Government to Cross It Twenty-seven civil society organisations are marching on June 30. They are not shutting down South Africa. They are demanding that undocumented foreign nationals leave — and they…
South Africa’s Biggest Arts Festival Returns to Makhanda This June — And It’s Not Playing Safe From 25 June to 5 July 2026, the Eastern Cape town of Makhanda will host the National Arts Festival (NAF) — South Africa’s most…
Your Child’s Teacher Doesn’t Exist As of January this year, 17,450 teacher posts across Kenyan schools sat completely vacant. Not understaffed. Not underfunded. Empty. That means tens of thousands of students walked into classrooms this term with no qualified teacher…
The US Senate Has Rebuked Trump Over Iran. Here’s Why It Matters to You. On Tuesday, June 23, 2026, the United States Senate voted 50 to 48 to demand that President Donald Trump end his war with Iran — a…
Ghana vs Gold Fields: The Fight to Take Back Tarkwa Is About More Than Xenophobia South Africa’s xenophobic attacks on African migrants didn’t just hurt the people they targeted — they lit a fuse that was already burning under one…
A Cop. A Dance. A Beer. And Now, Consequences. A South African police officer is facing disciplinary action after videos of him dancing with alcohol in hand, in full uniform, went viral on social media. The South African Police Service…
“A Bottomless Pit”: Durban’s Repatriation Crisis Is Spiralling Out of Control Thousands of undocumented Malawian nationals are stranded at Durban’s Old Drive-In site, sleeping on pavements, turned away at gates, and caught in a bureaucratic nightmare that nobody planned for.…
A Senior Cop Just Admitted He Thinks the R200 Million Cocaine Theft Was an Inside Job A suspended Hawks commander has told a formal commission of inquiry that the scene of one of South Africa’s biggest drug heists was almost…
